Summary
The WNBA players are pushing for better pay and a larger share of the league's revenue. They are currently negotiating with the league, which has not agreed to the players' demands yet. If no agreement is reached, a lockout might occur.
Key Facts
- The WNBA has seen a large increase in popularity over the last two years.
- Players want about a 25% increase in their share of the league's total revenue.
- The league currently offers players less than 15% of net revenue after expenses.
- Other negotiation points include travel and housing expenses.
- A lockout could happen if the league and players don't agree on a new contract.
- Angel Reese, a Chicago Sky player, is speaking out for better compensation.
- Reese and Caitlin Clark are popular players, yet they are on rookie contracts earning $70,000 yearly.
