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The salary issue in the WNBA
USA Today's Nancy Armour reports that the WNBA signed a massive media deal, adding $200 million a year in revenue next year. Plus, with the added attention and growing fanbase, individual franchise values are also increasing.
Armour also reports that player salaries top out at $250,000 and revenue "sharing" is around 10%, compared to the 50% that is typical of almost every professional men's league.
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