Paige Bueckers Inks’ profitable three-year contract with unparalleled women’s alliance

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With the WNBA season looming, the new Women’s Basketball League unrivaled just ended its historic inaugural year in Miami. It has attracted nearly 12 million viewers on TNT, making it the most watched women's basketball league. A player-owned league whose contracts are unheard of in the current build of W. With only 36 to 40 players, a gym for all games, no travel, it cuts a lot of expenses and puts more money into the convener's pocket. It looks like the future of the league, and it is also secured. Kendra Andrews first reported at W’s draft that UConn Guard Paige Bueckers ranked first in W’s draft and has signed a three-year contract with an unparalleled three-year contract. Her first-year salary will be reportedly more than what she did on her four-year rookie scale contract. This is shocking for some fans’ ideas, but it is part of Notre Dame defender Olivia Guard Miles’ decision to enter the transfer portal. She was expected to be the second pick in the draft; however, she could make more money back to college, which is exactly what she chose to do. The new W's CBA will be finalized this time next year, or may be locked in. Interestingly, whether Caitlin Clark chose to play next season.

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