WNBA made enough money for revenue sharing
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The WNBA players union says that the league generated enough revenue to trigger revenue sharing.
SC lawmakers wanted to know whether NIL revenue-sharing payments were made with state money or tuition. Here’s what we know ...
The WNBA generated enough revenue in 2025 to trigger revenue sharing with players for the first time in league history. Union leadership confirmed the milestone after the league notified players ...
Officials from three S.C. state universities spent two hours telling lawmakers public funds aren’t being used in revenue-sharing deals with student athletes.
South Carolina college athletic directors faced questions Wednesday from state lawmakers over whether public money is funding multimillion-dollar revenue-sharing deals between universities and ...
The WNBA reached its revenue-sharing target for the first time during the 2025 season, a source with knowledge of the situation confirmed to The Athletic. ESPN was the first to report. The specific ...
The WNBA reportedly generated enough revenue in 2025 to trigger revenue-sharing among its players. The players' association told ESPN's Katie Barnes that commissioner Cathy Engelbert and the league ...
The WNBA reached a required benchmark in order to trigger revenue sharing among the players amid ongoing CBA negotiations.
The Dodgers did not get a special deal from MLB. A bankruptcy court ruling shaped how billions in TV revenue avoid full revenue sharing.
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