I'm not digging a hole, you are either too obtuse or too big of an ******* to read in context. I know I know, this is incredibly tough stuff to follow:
KCEasthawk: Oh, they'll come up with a narrative that it was a great week. It will be interesting when they vote down the CBA in October because they aren't getting "their worth", Is anybody going to notice if they don't play next season......
My response: Getting Caitlin injured repeatedly, they are getting me used to her not playing. At this point, I’m okay with no more w and following Caitlin overseas.
In terms of absurdity, there are a number of options for women to play professional basketball for more money than they make in the W. They want a big paycheck from a league that still operates in the red. A lockout is distinct possibility. One google search immediately brings up:
According to a new report from Yahoo Sports, Phoenix Mercury All-Star forward Alyssa Thomas is prepared for the possibility of a lockout, as contentious CBA neg
www.si.com
The WNBA appears to be looking at dire straits soon enough. As the WNBA is currently in its All-Star break, approximately 40 players met with the league to discuss reaching a collective bargaining agreement.
www.yardbarker.com
Breanna Stewart and other WNBA players in Indianapolis for All-Star weekend characterized Thursday's meeting with commissioner Cathy Engelbert and ownership representatives as a "wasted opportunity."
www.espn.com