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WNBA Salaries. by TWO
Picked this up in an article about Breanna Stewart's ruptured achilles tendon that will keep her out of the 2019 WNBA Season.
She's is the best player in the WNBA, as we all know former #1 overall draft pick. She doesn't even make G-League money.
Like most WNBA players, Stewart also competes overseas to maximize her income. Stewart made $56,793 in base salary last season with the Storm, earning bonuses of a $15,000 for being MVP, $11,025 for winning the WNBA title, $10,000 for being All-WNBA first team and $2,500 for being in the All-Star Game.
She was slated to make $64,538 this WNBA season in base salary.