WNBA Loses $40 million: NBA owners are getting Impatient

WNBA's financial struggles continue, with a projected $40 million loss this season despite rising popularity and increased revenue thanks to stars like Caitlin Clark. NBA owners, who have invested heavily in the league, are growing impatient, demanding a return on their investment.

Highlights
📉 The WNBA is set to lose $40 million this season.
🌟 Caitlyn Clark’s entry has boosted ticket sales and viewership.
📺 Long-term media rights secured with Amazon and major networks.
🏀 NBA owners, who own 60-75% of the WNBA, are growing impatient.
💰 Owners have invested hundreds of millions since 1996 but see no profit.
📅 New TV contracts start in 2026, potentially increasing revenue.
⚖️ Player salaries may rise, impacting future profitability.

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