Very significant, if correct, that the CBA will guarantee a share of gross revenue. While there's still a way to go before they get in the ballpark of what NBA, MLB, and NFL players get, this is a big accomplishment. The players fought hard for revenue sharing based on gross, not net.

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Confirmed from a source in negotiations: The 20% number for the WNBA revenue-sharing in the new CBA is gross league revenue.

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My early take on the #WNBPA #WNBA contracts is it's early for takes.

"The average revenue share would be nearly 20% across the length of the deal, though it remains unclear exactly what that revenue share system -- a main flashpoint in negotiations between the WNBA and the Women's National Basketball Players Association -- ultimately looks like."

The expiring contract guaranteed a share of net revenue after big and convoluted deductions. The NBPA, MLBPA and NFLPA get around 50% gross. Getting a healthy share of *gross* is hugely important, because net is more subject to outside forces and creative accounting.

Proud of the players for big gains and hope the 20% is of gross, no deductions or qualifications.

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https://www.espn.com/wnba/story/_/id/48246061/projected-wnba-salary-cap-set-exceed-10-million-end-new-cba

Sources: WNBA salary cap set to top $10M by end of new CBA - ESPN

The projected salary cap under the pending WNBA collective bargaining agreement is set to exceed $10 million by the end of the agreement, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.

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