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One day after the dramatic conclusion of the WNBA Finals, the WNBA Players Union announced Monday, Oct. 21 that it is opting out of its collective bargaining agreement with the league and will now ...
In her rookie year with the Fever, Clark is slated to earn $76,535, which is the standard wage for the top four picks in a draft class. Each year Breaking Down Caitlin Clark’s WNBA Salary ...
In 2023, WNBA players make an average $113,295 as base salary, with the highest salary in the league a little over $241,000, compared to an NBA player’s $9.7 million. That’s 85 times more ...
The WNBPA ratified its first CBA on 30 April 1999. [1] According to its website it was the first CBA ratified in professional women's sports. [1] It included provisions to raise the minimum salary for established players to $30,000 (from $15,000), health care benefits that extended to the off-season, a retirement plan, paid maternity leave, and revenue sharing.
By 2013 (the sixth year under this agreement), the cap for an entire team was $900,000. In 2010, the minimum salary for a player with three-plus years of experience was $51,000 while the maximum salary for a six-plus year player was $101,500 (the first time in league history that players can receive over $100,000). The minimum salary for ...
The league had record attendance and viewership this year that culminated when the New York Liberty beat the Minnesota Lynx in overtime on Oct. 20 to win the WNBA Finals in a decisive fifth game.
After being drafted to the Atlanta Dream with the seventh pick of the 2017 WNBA draft, Sykes completed a very successful rookie year. She signed a three-year deal that started with a base salary of $47,738 in the first year, jumps to $48,693 in the second, $53,563 in the third and $60,867 in a fourth-year option (typical rookie contract). [ 1 ]
Only 12 WNBA players in history have had one. ... Breanna Stewart from the New York Liberty with her Puma ... Kotb called Clark’s $76,535 first-year salary “ridiculous” during a recent ...