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The WNBA's first-ever million-dollar player is coming — but the leaked CBA proposal behind that headline tells a completely different story for the eighty percent of the league that isn't A'ja Wilson or Breanna Stewart. With the supermax consuming twenty percent of the proposed $5.65 million cap and the standard max eating another seventeen and a half percent, the Indiana Fever's real-world numbers reveal that role players would net approximately $382,000 per season — nearly $100,000 below the "average salary" the league is promoting. And the Las Vegas Aces' roster math breaks down entirely before Chelsea Gray or Jackie Young even get to the table.

Front Office Sports journalist Andy Costabile published the leaked specifics of the proposal, and buried inside the fine print is the detail that changes everything: multiple sources confirmed the players' union leadership actually supports the top-heavy allocation structure — the same structure that benefits the stars running the union at the direct expense of the veterans they're supposed to represent. Meanwhile, Angel Reese's Unrivaled debut pulled just 40,000 viewers in the key eighteen-to-forty-nine demographic, Paige Bueckers brought in 30,000, and the owners used those numbers to obliterate the union's core argument about the league's broad commercial value — handing the league office leverage the players themselves inadvertently created.

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