Cheryl Miller Criticizes WNBA's $2.2 Billion Media Deal
The Hall of Famer argues the league's new contract undervalues its growing popularity and potential.
- Miller labels the $2.2 billion deal as a 'lowball' offer, suggesting the league deserves significantly more.
- The WNBA's current media deal, worth $60 million annually, expires after the 2025 season.
- The NBA, which owns 60% of the WNBA, negotiated the new deal.
- Despite record viewership and ticket sales, the WNBA is projected to lose $50 million this year.
- WNBA union director Terri Jackson also expressed concerns over the deal's valuation.
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