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Message: [QUOTE="DefenseBB, post: 3949191, member: 7492"] Well if you mean good for her that she got a job before she was fired, than yeah, I guess. But she is taking a massive pay cut. She was making $750k+ and the WNBA lost $12 million last reported in 2018. We know with their increased player costs in 2019 and COVID-19 last year, losses have to be higher. Also, all reports on the WNBA that I have found have stated the best players make more money than all but the Commissioner. The latest salary for the high end player is $221,450. So Nikki left $750k to something less than $200k. Even if the WNBA makes leaps and bounds in revenue, the top players will get that money, not the “President” of a team. Color me cynical on this move as a savvy career move by Nikki. More like “get a job while I can before I get fired” move. [/QUOTE]