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Just Another Hobby Jogger wrote:
Clark's Fever among lowest ticket prices due to packing stands strategy by WNBA. Fever have had lowest ticket prices all year.
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Hidalgo, JuJu, Paige, Booker, Amoore, are carrying the torch. The game is getting more popular.
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klwjw wrote:
Clark's Fever among lowest ticket prices due to packing stands strategy by WNBA. Fever have had lowest ticket prices all year.
the average purchase price of tickets to the Indiana Fever - Chicago Sky game last Sunday was $271. if thats "low" sounds like the WNBA is doing very well.
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I. Rex wrote:
hmmm...
and this is before the media rights contract quadruples next year...
Quadruples seems to be exactly right:
$2.2 Billion over 11 years. with allowance for additional side deals AND a right to renegotiate after 3 years. what will the poor "WNBA makes no money" trolls do now??
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I. Rex wrote:
I. Rex wrote:
hmmm...
and this is before the media rights contract quadruples next year...
Quadruples seems to be exactly right:
$2.2 Billion over 11 years. with allowance for additional side deals AND a right to renegotiate after 3 years. what will the poor "WNBA makes no money" trolls do now??
They'll find other reasons to hate the WNBA.
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Looks like Chicago is already getting ready for the next season.
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Just Another Hobby Jogger wrote:
Looks like Chicago is already getting ready for the next season.
What is Chicago getting from this other than a late 1st round pick? I like it now for Connecticut.
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Just Another Hobby Jogger wrote:
Looks like Chicago is already getting ready for the next season.
What is Chicago getting from this other than a late 1st round pick? I like it now for Connecticut.
More room for the salary cap?
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WNBA has lost an average of more than US$10m per year, according to NBA commissioner Adam Silver
League could triple its annual rights revenue to between US$180m and US$200m from 2025
NBA negotiating broadcast deals for both properties
The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) is reportedly set to see losses rise to around US$50 million this year despite a record-breaking start to its 2024 season.24 -
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The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) is reportedly set to see losses rise to around US$50 million this year despite a record-breaking start to its 2024 season.
They pick up $150 million a year starting in 2025 with the new contract. sounds like based on your own unsourced numbers they will therefore have a $100 million profit then. so I say again, what will the "WNBA makes no money" trolls do next year?
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According to Nielsen live-plus-same-day data, Sunday night’s exhibition, which pitted rookie stars Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese against the U.S. women’s national team, averaged 3.44 million viewers on ABC, up 139% versus the previous high-water mark set in 2003 (1.44 million).
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According to a report released Wednesday, the team is tops in the league in terms of social media engagement, video views, followers gained and total followers. Between April 15 and July 19, it even beat all other teams across the NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB in team-produced video consumption with 800 million views, the Fever said. Only MLS’ Inter Miami performed better among U.S. teams.
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Just Another Hobby Jogger wrote:
According to a report released Wednesday, the team is tops in the league in terms of social media engagement, video views, followers gained and total followers. Between April 15 and July 19, it even beat all other teams across the NBA, NFL, NHL and MLB in team-produced video consumption with 800 million views, the Fever said. Only MLS’ Inter Miami performed better among U.S. teams.
Look at the expression on Caitlin's face. She already getting bored with the league and hates having to keep a fake enthusiasm for her fans.
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