WNBA proposal includes players receiving 100% of their salaries

[Carnac]

Mechelle Voepel ESPN.com

The WNBA has submitted a proposal to its players for the 2020 season that will include 100% of their salaries, multiple sources told ESPN. The players will vote on the offer over the next two days; If there is agreement, the formal announcement could come Monday. All players already have received two paychecks, or about 18% of their 2020 pay.

Sources: WNBA proposal includes players receiving 100% of their salaries

The WNBA has submitted a proposal to its players for the 2020 season that will include 100% of their salaries, multiple sources told ESPN.

www.espn.com

 

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Mechelle Voepel ESPN.com

The WNBA has submitted a proposal to its players for the 2020 season that will include 100% of their salaries, multiple sources told ESPN. The players will vote onAll players already have received two paychecks, or about 18% of their 2020 pay. the offer over the next two days. If there is agreement, the formal announcement could come Monday.

Sources: WNBA proposal includes players receiving 100% of their salaries

The WNBA has submitted a proposal to its players for the 2020 season that will include 100% of their salaries, multiple sources told ESPN.

www.espn.com

I am impressed by the WNBA owners.

MLB should be ashamed beyond measure.

 

[TheFarmFan]

I am impressed by the WNBA owners.

MLB should be ashamed beyond measure.

MLB salaries are just a teensy-tiny skosh bit larger than WNBA salaries...

 

[baggerbob]

MLB salaries are just a teensy-tiny skosh bit larger than WNBA salaries...

And the club's make a great deal of money, even with players salaries. The WNBA clubs are lucky to break even.

 

[TheFarmFan]

And the club's make a great deal of money, even with players salaries. The WNBA clubs are lucky to break even.

MLB league average annual payroll is $135m per team. Used Excel to tally up total compensation for ALL WNBA players combined and it's $14.72m for 2020. Pretty sure it's easier to come up with the (unearned) lion's share of $14.7 million than over $4 billion...