Following a sensational end to college basketball, Caitlin Clark finally leaped into professional basketball. The WNBA side, Indiana Fever, picked Clark as the #1 pick of the 2024 draft. While the draft pick went as expected, it left the sporting world to scratch its head with the contract value.READ FULL ARTICLE>>>>
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Despite turning the hoops community’s attention to her side last month, it left her with a humble four-year contract worth $338, 056. It boiled down to one question. Did she at least get paid more than the lowest-paid NBA player?
The answer is a Big No. Currently, the Atlanta Hawks player Mouhamed Gyueye has the lowest NBA contract with a $7.6 million rookie deal. The Senegalese entered the league as the 39th pick and will earn $1,119,563 this season. Unfortunately, Caitlin Clark’s $300k contract didn’t match up to Gyueye’s rookie season’s annual pay.READ FULL ARTICLE>>>>
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