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WNBA 44-game season set to begin May 8 if new CBA reached

If a new CBA is reached, the upcoming WNBA season will start May 8 with teams playing 44 games and including a 17-day FIBA World Cup break, the league announced Wednesday.

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WNBA 2026 schedule: League's historic 30th season will begin on May 8, feature 44 games per team

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WNBA announces regular season schedule amid CBA uncertainty

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WNBA Announces 2026 Season Tip-Off Date, Schedules for Caitlin Clark vs. Angel Reese, More

The 2026 WNBA season is fewer than four months away.

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WNBA season to begin May 8 if new CBA is reached — and league will take a 17-day FIBA World Cup break

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This is when Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers will play each other in the 2026 WNBA season

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Minnesota Lynx Announce 2026 Regular Season Schedule

Minnesota plans to open up its regular season on opening night in May, hosting the Atlanta Dream at Target Center at 6 p.m. on May 10.

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The WNBA dropping their schedule today is super confusing

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Indiana Fever Announce 2026 WNBA Opener Ft. Caitlin Clark vs Paige Bueckers

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WNBA Slated To Tip Off 30th Season Friday, May 8 with WNBA Tip-Off 2026 Presented by CarMax

The WNBA released its game schedule for the 2026 regular season, the league’s 30th, which will begin on Friday, May 8.

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30 for 30: Must-Watch WNBA Matchups of 30th Season

The finale at Michelob Ultra Arena on Sept. 30 was an epic overtime thriller, one that saw top cards Wilson and Young unite for 67 tallies in a 107-98 clincher. This time, however, the Fever will presumably be stocked up, with Clark and the injury report joining the reliable Aliyah Boston.

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WNBA reveals 2026 schedule — even as labor battle looms over start of season

The wait is over. The WNBA on Wednesday unveiled its highly anticipated 2026 regular-season schedule, which begins May 8. But hold your horses: This announcement doesn’t necessarily mean the WNBA and Women’s National Basketball Players’ Association are any closer to finalizing a new collective bargaining agreement.