Aug 2, 2020
11:37:47am
11:37:47am
That can be true while players are still undercompensated.
Giving players healthcare coverage for 6 years after they play to make sure injuries from playing are covered and letting them capitalize on their image in school should not be outlandish to anybody.
Nobody who wants a free market should be against a compensation negotiation, especially revolving around being paid what you’re worth
Nobody who wants a free market should be against a compensation negotiation, especially revolving around being paid what you’re worth
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8/2/20 11:21am
8/2/20 11:32am
They are already being compensated. It just looks to me like they're trying to renegotiate their contract.
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8/2/20 1:42pm
The biggest issue is that their value is being used to pay for the lesser values of the Olympic sports and women’s sport
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