WNBA Players Score Historic Salary Boost
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WNBA players and the league have reached a new collective bargaining agreement, quadrupling salaries across the board. The maximum pay jumps to $1.4 million, with minimums hitting around $300,000 and averages near $585,000. This comes after the old deal expired five months ago. The agreement was reached after more than 100 hours of intense talks over eight days. Players expressed relief and excitement, with leaders calling it life-changing for current stars and future generations. The deal still needs to be finalized, but it ties directly to the leagues booming popularity and could lift other womens pro sports.
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