[ad_1] Caitlin Clark was selected as the number one pick in the WNBA draft by the Indiana Fever, sparking backlash on social media over the pay gap between her and the NBA’s top pick. In her rookie year, Clark will earn a base salary of approximately $76,535, significantly lower than Victor Wembanyama’s $12.2 million salary…
[ad_1] Photo: Iowa Women’s Basketball/Twitter The discussions surrounding women’s basketball continue to spark controversy, with Jason Whitlock reentering the conversation on Wednesday. He argued that Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese are being overpaid in the WNBA, attributing it to external efforts to instill a “sense of entitlement” in players like Reese and Clark. “In more…
[ad_1] Joe Biden hand in hand with former KKK member Robert Byrd (Photo: AP) Despite WNBA’s yearly financial losses, about $10 million annually, covered by the NBA, President Joe Biden joined the debate on WNBA salaries, advocating for ‘fair’ pay for female athletes. This follows increased discussion after Caitlin Clark’s selection as the top pick…
[ad_1] Chiney Ogwumike, a name synonymous with both the WNBA and sports analysis, is gearing up to revolutionize the sports media landscape with her latest venture, “The Chiney Show,” set to debut on PlayersTV. This exciting new program isn’t just about dissecting basketball; it’s about breaking barriers and exploring the intricate connections between sports, culture,…
[ad_1] Baylor University retired Brittney Griner’s No. 42 during a pre-game ceremony prior to its contest against Texas Tech on Feb. 18. Griner, the most decorated player in program history and one of the best collegiate players of all time, is the seventh Baylor women’s basketball player to have their jersey retired. “I’m honored to…
