New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart told reporters on Friday that the players' meeting with the league to discuss a new collective bargaining agreement on Thursday was a "wasted opportunity" and that there was "not really" any progress made.

The Liberty was well-represented at the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game as Breanna Stewart helped Team Collier beat Sabrina Ionescu's Team Clark, 151-131, on Saturday night.

New York Liberty forward Breanna Stewart is on the forefront of the WNBA's CBA negotiations, and she doesn't like where the league stands.

Indiana's Caitlin Clark had to withdraw from the 3-point contest and from playing in the game because of a right groin injury she suffered Tuesday night.

It had been nearly 20 hours since dozens of WNBA players engaged in “spirited” exchanges and debates with league officials while discussing matters pertaining to ongoing collective bargaining

Napheesa Collier was named MVP of the 2025 WNBA All-Star Game after a historic performance on Saturday at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in Indianapolis.

More than 40 WNBA players met with the league for CBA talks, but many, including Breanna Stewart and Paige Bueckers, left frustrated.

The talks between the WNBA and the WNBPA loomed over the events. The sides met Thursday afternoon, with more than 40 players — a record, per the WNBPA — at the bargaining session. Liberty star Breanna Stewart characterized the meeting as a “wasted opportunity,” while Plum said the sides still have a “long way to go.”

Washington Mystics All-Star rookie Kiki Iriafen broke down the difficulties that she has experienced guarding veteran bigs in the WNBA.

With a right groin injury forcing the Fever to navigate without Caitlin Clark, Breanna Stewart ensured the Liberty capitalized on her absence.