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Message: [QUOTE="Dugway, post: 5201853, member: 13446"] Can someone help me, I've seen similar comments and am not fully understanding. Caitlin Clark is in a rookie contract for three remaining years. Aaliyah Boston the prior year's #1, would still have two remaining on her rookie contract. Paige Bueckers would be in the same rookie contract for a total of four years and assuming that she does in fact enter, must have no quarrels about it. And of course, all of those others who were not #1 draft choices, but are still in the league such as Olivia, Dorka, Lou, Nika, Aaliyah, and the fifty or so others. And of course, there are all of the players who are no longer on the rookie contract, however, they are contracted with a team and likely for multiple years. Is the idea that there is a potential that a renegotiated collective bargaining agreement would not protect those players who are under an existing contract, rookies or elsewise which would probably amount to about 90% of the players? That those players would have to live through their existing contract terms with no chance of adjustments? However, with the new renegotiated CBA those who timed their free agency just perfectly and/or those players still in college who've yet to enter into the league, only they would be the lucky beneficiaries? [/QUOTE]