Teams can have no more than 12, and no less than 11.It appears that I am missing some vital information regarding the number of players on each team in the W. Can someone explain why it’s now 11, instead of 12? Thanks.
And as Geno said in a past interview 'any great team needs a player like Nika Mühl'. So Seattle just added that important ingredient - not just a player like her but Nika Mühl herself !Each team must have a minimum of 11 players but no more than 12. It all comes down to how you allocate your salaries to fit under the hard salary cap in the W.
I suspect that Sue never said a word to Noelle Quinn about who should be on the final roster. However, now that Nika’s made the team I would not be surprised if Sue reached out to Nika to let her know that she is available to talk anytime. After all, who knows more about playing pg in the W than Sue Bird?The infamous Youtuber "Back2sports" has already posted a video admitting he was wrong about Nika, which I will not post, for reasons I will not discuss.
I wonder how much input Sue Bird had on the decision to keep Nika. And I am not inferring that she did not make it on her own.
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That is probably because she seemed the least likely to even get drafted and did not appear to have all the tools needed to be a WNBA player. All who thought that way were obviously wrong.With all the players that UConn has placed in the W, I don’t think there’s ever been a Husky that’s created more excitement on making a pro roster than Nika.
Thanks for the clear explanation.Each team must have a minimum of 11 players but no more than 12. It all comes down to how you allocate your salaries to fit under the hard salary cap in the W.
I‘ve never heard of this happening before. Anyone have any more on this? How long does it take to get a work visa?For what it’s worth, Nika can not play tonight in the season opener because she is still waiting for her work visa to be approved……
So I just looked it up. A green card, allowing an immigrant to work in the US can take up to a year or more. However, it can, and presumably in Nika’s case, is being expedited through the US Citizenship and Immigration Service, which expedites work visas on a case by case basis. So Nika’s ability to play basketball in the WNBA is currently in the hands of a government bureaucracy…..I‘ve never heard of this happening before. Anyone have any more on this? How long does it take to get a work visa?