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WNBA’s new CBA offer boosts pay, fast-tracks max deals for stars like Caitlin Clark, AP source says

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  • WNBA’s new CBA offer boosts pay, fast-tracks max deals for stars like Caitlin Clark, AP source says

    The WNBA sent a new CBA proposal to the players' union Sunday night that includes allowing some of its young stars like Caitlin Clark and Paige Bueckers a chance to earn a maximum salary quicker, a person familiar with the deal told The Associated Press. The new offer, which came two days after the latest proposal from the union, would allow players on rookie contracts who were first or second team all-league to become eligible to sign a maximum contract in their fourth year and would not be ...

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  • Caitlin Clark Gets Good News Regarding the WNBA

    With a WNBA lockout looming on the horizon, details from the league's latest collective bargaining agreement (CBA) proposal have emerged, and they should appeal to the league's young stars. Young WNBA stars, such as the Indiana Fever's Caitlin Clark, largely viewed as the catalyst for the league's rise in popularity, worry they will simply not earn what they are worth.

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  • WNBA offers accelerated max eligibility, $5.75M salary cap in latest CBA proposal

    The WNBA made significant movement to accelerate maximum contract eligibility for star players on rookie contracts in the latest CBA proposal.

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