Negotiations with the WNBA hit an early roadblock when the union rejected the league’s first collective bargaining agreement offer sent recently, according to Front Office Sports, and Sabally called it a “slap in the face” when addressing reporters Tuesday.

The WNBA player's union will enter into negotiations for a new Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA) with the league's leadership later this year. The current CBA expires in October 2025. More: WNBA players opt out of CBA: What to know as league's players' union steps away from 2020 agreement The parties have already begun negotiations,