The Las Vegas Aces have faced numerous issues in the WNBA, including financial issues and creating frontwomen for some of the league's most prominent teams. The Aces, who have won three league championships under the previous collective bargaining agreement, exemplify these issues. The WNBA and WNBPA have signed a term sheet for a new CBA, which still needs to be ratified by the Board of Governors and the player body over the next few weeks. The new revenue-sharing model is the highlight, with the league projecting it will deliver over $1 billion in player salaries and benefits. The salary cap for the 2026 season will be $7 million and is expected to surpass $10 million by the end of the deal. Teams will no longer be able to trade pregnant players without consent, and there are new exceptions for injured and pregnant players.