"The next generation of WNBA players is set to be the richest in history. The average salary will increase to $583,000, up from $120,000 last year; the most elite players will make more than $1 million a season."
"Under the terms of the deal, WNBA players are in line for a significant salary boost and will receive a share of the league's revenue that is nearly double the previous amount."
"It took 30 years, six collective-bargaining negotiations, and lots of horror stories about shoddy accommodations, but the new agreement represents a historic moment for the league."
After 17 months of contentious negotiations, WNBA players ratified a seven-year collective-bargaining agreement with over 90 percent participation. The deal includes a substantial salary increase, with average salaries rising to $583,000 from $120,000. Elite players can earn over $1 million per season. Additional benefits include increased bonuses for championship wins and postseason awards, as well as one-time bonuses for veterans and retired players. This agreement marks a significant milestone in the league's history, enhancing the financial prospects for future players.
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