WNBA Pay Dispute Reaches Boiling Point
The WNBA's collective bargaining agreement has expired, and players and owners are in tense negotiations.
Players, including Caitlin Clark, are fighting for fair pay, citing the league's growth in popularity.
Attendance and TV ratings have reached record highs, with new players and sponsors contributing to the league's success.
Players believe their pay should reflect the league's growth.
- Improved salaries and travel conditions were introduced in the 2020 CBA.
- The arrival of new players has brought a new wave of fans and sponsors.
Author's summary: WNBA players seek fair pay amid league's growth.
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