The CBA expires Oct. 31, but that also means almost every player in the WNBA is a free agent. Who should your team grab this offseason?

In its first 29 seasons, the WNBA has never lost games due to a lockout. The main topics being pushed by players include higher salaries, improved benefits and charter flights. They've also discussed roster sizes, the schedule and officiating.

As the NCAA season approaches, all eyes will be shifting to the players who will most likely emerge as the top WNBA prospects.

The WNBA is set to have an interesting offseason. First things first, though, the WNBA's collective bargaining agreement needs to be sorted out.

Experts Calvin Wetzel and Aaron Barzilai share their best bets for Game 3 between the Las Vegas Aces and Phoenix Mercury on Wednesday

Lexie Hull has seen the Indiana Fever's profile grow in her brief WNBA career. Here's what she says about the reaction to Caitlin Clark's addition and DeWanna Bonner's departure.

Amid growing tensions between the WNBA and its players ahead of negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement, Indiana Fever veteran Sophie Cunningham made it clear that players are willing to sit out until they're properly compensated.

It's been nearly a year since the WNBPA opted out of the current Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) and negotiations with the league remain stalled: with Cathy Engelbert being a