President Biden criticized for lack of economic understanding in addressing pay disparities between WNBA and NBA players. Discrepancy attributed to financial success of leagues rather than sexism.
The WNBA's limited financial success, pulling in $60 million per season compared to the NBA's $2.7 billion, is a significant factor in the salary gap between female and male players.
Interest in women's sports, led by standout players like Caitlin Clark, Angel Reese, and Aliyah Boston, is growing and has the potential to change the financial landscape of the league.
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