INDIANAPOLIS — “Pay Us What You Owe Us.”
It was a simple message emblazoned across the shirts of players during warm-ups before Saturday’s WNBA All-Star game, but also an encapsulation of the weekend.
For as successful and big as everything was about All-Star weekend in Indianapolis, there was one prevailing topic that dominated the conversation even before the players took the floor on Saturday: The looming CBA expiration.
The WNBA’s growth has been rapid and seismic. Unsurprisingly, the city of the league’s most popular team turned out in a big way.
Fans came out in droves, whether it was for All-Stars, WNBA players or college athletes not even yet
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