Angel Reese: WNBA players will be ‘sitting out’ if expectations not met in next collective bargaining agreement
WNBA players want higher pay and more child care benefits. Chicago Sky’s forward Angel Reese said she wants in on the talks about next seasons collective bargaining agreement. NBC News’ Steve Patterson reports on negotiations.
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The selective outrage over Angel Reese and the WNBA collective bargaining agreement (CBA) negotiations is embarrassing.
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