The WNBPA does not see the WNBA's latest collective bargaining agreement proposal as something that moves negotiations forward, sources told ESPN on Thursday, 10 days before the current CBA is set to expire. The league's proposal, first reported by the Associated Press and confirmed by ESPN, includes a revenue sharing component that, in combination with a base salary, would allow players to earn a maximum of more than $1.1 million, an average of more than $460,000 and a minimum of more than $220,000.
But Real's agent value proposition that includes revenue sharing, equity awards, collaboration tools and coaching opportunities led Pozek and his team back to Real. We have a unique opportunity to build something meaningful with Real, Pozek said. The revenue share and equity incentives are powerful tools, but what really stands out are the collaboration and coaching built into the platform. I'm excited to give my agents access to a network and training environment that supports their growth, both independently and as part of our team.
If the player rejects the QO, his former team is now in line to receive a draft pick if the free agent signs elsewhere. Here is the (mostly set) rundown of what every team will receive should one of their qualified free agents indeed head to another club.... Revenue Sharing Recipients: Diamondbacks, Rockies, Reds, Brewers, Pirates, Marlins, Athletics, Mariners, Tigers, Royals, Twins, Guardians, Orioles, Rays
Meet Rewarded Interest, a company launched last year by Scott Spencer and Thede Loder. Spencer was a long-time Google ad tech product leader who joined with the DoubleClick acquisition and Loder was most recently an engineering leader at Microsoft via the acquisition of RiskIQ. Spencer and Loder are attempting an idea that has been tested many times, but never brought to life successfully - although there's a new twist this time. Rewarded Interest has a Chrome browser extension that promises users a cut of the revenue they generate from online tracking data.
The 2025 Personnel and Recruiting Symposium in Nashville brought together nearly 800 college football personnel, highlighting a mix of optimism and challenges in the current recruiting climate.