WNBA Wants More Money in Players’ Pockets

The WNBA is working on a way to keep players working in the U.S. Since before the league began in 1997, players have been going overseas, first to play and then to complement their salaries — the WNBA minimum is $62,285. “We’ve been chipping away at the economic model...

NWHL To Double Salary Cap In Season Seven

The National Women’s Hockey League today announced a substantial salary cap increase for its seventh season in 2021-22, doubling it from $150,000 to $300,000 per team. The breakthrough terms were announced by Commissioner Tyler Tumminia. “The NWHL is committed to its...