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ESPN to debut 'Women's Sports Sundays'

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ESPN to launch 'Women's Sports Sundays' highlighting WNBA and NWSL

ESPN is doubling down on women's sports with programming focused on the WNBA and NWSL.

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ESPN turning to ‘Women’s Sports Sundays’ as ‘Sunday Night Baseball’ replacement

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ESPN to elevate WNBA, NWSL games this summer

WNBA, CBA and National Basketball Players Association

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WNBA offers new CBA proposal that includes paying housing for this season, AP source says

The WNBA sent a counterproposal to its players’ union for a new collective bargaining agreement that included continuing to pay for all player housing this season, but not really changing its previous

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Sources: New WNBA proposal includes housing for players in '26

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WNBA offers housing concession in CBA counterproposal to players

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WNBA Offers New CBA Proposal That Includes Paying Housing for This Season, AP Source Says

The WNBA sent a counterproposal to its players' union on Friday for a new collective bargaining agreement that included continuing to pay for housing for all players this season, but not really changi...

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Latest on WNBA CBA Negotiations as League Reportedly Updates Stance on Housing

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WNBA sends new CBA counterproposal to WNBPA, including guaranteed housing for 2026

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Despite the WNBPA submitting a counterproposal, a new WNBA CBA still seems far away

Based on the WNBA’s response to the WNBPA’s counterproposal, the two sides are still far apart in CBA negotiations.

Sources: WNBPA counterproposal includes some concessions on revenue share, housing

The WNBA players' union submitted a counterproposal to the league Tuesday that included some concessions on revenue sharing and housing, sources told ESPN.

Women’s sports get bigger spotlight on ESPN. Seattle fans are thrilled.

ESPN announced they will launch "Women's Sports Sundays" this summer. "It's just about time that they get the same visibility."