The WNBA and players' union have reported progress in their collective bargaining agreement (CBA) talks, but both parties believe there is still work to be done to reach a resolution. In-person talks entered a seventh consecutive day after the previous session ended at 3 a.m. in the morning. The WNBA Commissioner, Cathy Engelbert, stated that the team is working as hard as possible to get a deal done quickly. Key issues are revenue sharing and housing, with the union asking for more than 70% of gross revenue for the players. If a deal is reached, the season would begin on May 8.