Ugh, I'm so frustrated for these amazing female athletes! 
They deserve so much more than what the WNBA is offering them. I mean, come on, a max base salary of $1 million by 2026? That's like, barely even a scratch. And don't even get me started on the revenue-sharing model - 70% of net revenue? That's not fair to the players at all! 
I've been following the WNBA for years, and I know how dedicated these women are to their craft. They're not just playing basketball, they're building a brand and promoting equality in sports. And yet, they're still getting paid peanuts compared to their male counterparts. It's like, hello, we need to get with the times here!
I'm all for compromise and finding common ground, but it feels like the WNBA is just trying to stall and avoid making a serious commitment to its players. I mean, if they're not willing to budge on revenue sharing and salary structure, then maybe it's time to reevaluate their business model altogether.
They deserve so much more than what the WNBA is offering them. I mean, come on, a max base salary of $1 million by 2026? That's like, barely even a scratch. And don't even get me started on the revenue-sharing model - 70% of net revenue? That's not fair to the players at all! I've been following the WNBA for years, and I know how dedicated these women are to their craft. They're not just playing basketball, they're building a brand and promoting equality in sports. And yet, they're still getting paid peanuts compared to their male counterparts. It's like, hello, we need to get with the times here!
I'm all for compromise and finding common ground, but it feels like the WNBA is just trying to stall and avoid making a serious commitment to its players. I mean, if they're not willing to budge on revenue sharing and salary structure, then maybe it's time to reevaluate their business model altogether.
. The revenue-sharing model is key here - 70% net revenue sounds like a fair share, but the union wants more 
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