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Several high-profile WNBA players have voiced their discontent publicly, criticizing the league’s initial collective bargaining agreement (CBA) offer as a “slap in the face.” This backlash includes comments from players like Satu Sabali and others who are demanding better pay, improved travel conditions, expanded rosters, and more equitable revenue sharing. However, the crux of the argument is that the league is asking for a share of a shrinking pie—since the league is losing significant money—raising questions about the reality of revenue sharing when no profits are being generated.