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WNBA’s Merit Pool Reaches $3 Million in Bonuses Under Newly Signed CBA
The newly signed WNBA CBA includes a $3 million merit pool split between team and individual bonuses. Champions receive $60,000 per player, runners-up get $20,000, and Commissioner’s Cup winners get $30,000. Individual payouts include $60,000 for MVP, $30,000 for Finals MVP and Defensive Player of the Year, and $15,000 for Rookie of the Year.
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Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s Finals Push Could Put Him in Historic MVP Company
Mike Greenberg said if Oklahoma City closes out San Antonio, Gilgeous-Alexander would join Stephen Curry, LeBron James, Michael Jordan, Larry Bird, and Bill Russell as the only players to win MVP and make the Finals in consecutive seasons. He said that the company should “make your jaw drop,” while Mike Wilbon urged patience before judging Shai's legacy.
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Michael Wilbon Expects Victor Wembanyama Response in Elimination Game 6
Wilbon said Wembanyama faces pressure to defend home court and keep San Antonio’s season alive, but urged patience in his first playoff run. He expects “a terrific game tonight,” while warning “people don’t have four and five great games in a series.” Wilbon said Wembanyama’s Olympic experience means he is “not a stranger” to pressure.
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