Angel Reese Threatens To Strike If WNBA Players Aren’t Satisfied With Collective Bargaining Agreement
On a recent episode of her Unapologetically Angel podcast, she featured Dallas Wings star Dijonai Carrington. Carrington’s just a few years older than Reese, but she feels that the younger group of players were able to capitalize on their star power a bit earlier with lucrative NIL deals.
Angel Reese and DiJonai Carrington say WNBA players are ready to go on strike in upcoming CBA negotiations
Two of the league's top players, Angel Reese of the Chicago Sky and DiJonai Carrington of the Dallas Wings, indicated on Reese's podcast, "Unapologetically Angel," that the players are fully ready to sit out games if the WNBA doesn't meet their terms.
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WNBA Expansion Cuts Into Owners' Share, Not NBA or 2022 InvestorsSports league expansions are always a tricky calculus. Existing owners must weigh the new franchise fee and value new markets ...
Angel Reese has suggested a player strike is on the table if the WNBA does not meet demands for the new Collective Bargaining ...
Caitlin Clark was candid when asked about the WNBA's growth during an appearance at the Cardiovascular Research Technologies meeting on Sunday.
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WNBA Athletes Are Done Being UnderpaidThe North Star is the athlete. Every decision we make has to be built for them.” These are the words of Alex Bazzell, ...
A year ago, the question surrounding women's college basketball superstar Caitlin Clark was simple - jump to WNBA as the ...
Angel Reese snubbed long-time rival Caitlin Clark for the WNBA's best player honor in Aces' $400,000 star A'ja Wilson's favor ...
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Indiana Fever Star Caitlin Clark’s Shocking WNBA Salary Sparks League-Wide Pay Debate Amid Record Revenue GrowthCaitlin Clark's arrival in the WNBA has been nothing short of transformative. Joining the Indiana Fever as the first overall ...
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WNBA Economics Complicate Draft Choices for Stars Like Bueckers, FuddThere is a strong possibility that WNBA salaries rise significantly starting in 2026 when the new media-rights deal and potential new CBA kick in. But that does not guarantee changes in the rookie ...
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