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Did you ask the source(s) what was the revenue share % and structure? If so, what was the response?
November 19, 2025 at 3:56 AM
Did you ask the source(s) what was the revenue share % and structure? If so, what was the response?
No. They opted out of the CBA so they could negotiate a CBA where their pay is tied to revenue. The MNBA gets 50%, the WNBA should get 50% of the revenue that they generate especially since the MNBA owns about 60% of the W.
October 24, 2025 at 4:50 AM
No. They opted out of the CBA so they could negotiate a CBA where their pay is tied to revenue. The MNBA gets 50%, the WNBA should get 50% of the revenue that they generate especially since the MNBA owns about 60% of the W.
1. Salaries are not paid out of profit 2. Prove the losses are $50 million. Hint you cannot because the WNBA has never shown any proof. It is merely a convenient talking point in labor negotiations because people like you will fall for it.
October 23, 2025 at 10:04 PM
1. Salaries are not paid out of profit 2. Prove the losses are $50 million. Hint you cannot because the WNBA has never shown any proof. It is merely a convenient talking point in labor negotiations because people like you will fall for it.
Wrong question. 1. Salaries are not paid out of profit.
2. Tell the WNBA to open the books so the players know exactly what the league is making and spending.
2. Tell the WNBA to open the books so the players know exactly what the league is making and spending.
October 23, 2025 at 10:01 PM
Wrong question. 1. Salaries are not paid out of profit.
2. Tell the WNBA to open the books so the players know exactly what the league is making and spending.
2. Tell the WNBA to open the books so the players know exactly what the league is making and spending.
It is not enough to own approximately 60% of the WNBA (because of the 42% plus capital raise) but only cover medical and retirement. The players deserve and have earned 50% of ALL revenue, not 50% of 42% of revenue.
October 23, 2025 at 3:17 PM
It is not enough to own approximately 60% of the WNBA (because of the 42% plus capital raise) but only cover medical and retirement. The players deserve and have earned 50% of ALL revenue, not 50% of 42% of revenue.