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@katiebarnes.bsky.socialFor the first time in league history, the WNBA generated enough revenue in 2025 to trigger revenue sharing with players. Players will receive $8 million.
The union will also pay out $9.25 million from revenue generated from its group licensing program.
espn.comUnion: WNBA made enough money for revenue sharingThe WNBA players union says that the league generated enough revenue to trigger revenue sharing.