With the WNBA in status quo, the Fever must begin free agent terms with a few of their players. Here's why, what to expect and what may change.

The WNBA's negotiations with its players are expected to enter a "status quo" period. Here's what happens next.

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The collective bargaining agreement between the WNBA and the players’ union expired Friday night, and the lack of a third extension put the two sides in a time of status quo in terms of league ...

The WNBA's collective bargaining agreement has expired, but league business continues under the old terms. Teams have been instructed to send out qualifying offers to free agents as scheduled. The ...