Professor of Economics at Southern Utah University.
The latest book is Slaying the Trolls.
Also author/co-author of
The Wages of Wins
Stumbling on Wins
https://www.davidberri.com/
https://www.amazon.com/Slaying-Trolls-Wrong-About-Sports/dp/B0D33VK9SN/ ..
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Professor of Economics at Southern Utah University.
The latest book is Slaying the Trolls.
Also author/co-author of
The Wages of Wins
Stumbling on Wins
https://www.davidberri.com/
https://www.amazon.com/Slaying-Trolls-Wrong-About-Sports/dp/B0D33VK9SN/
David J. Berri is a sports economist and professor of economics at Southern Utah University, known for his sometimes-controversial analysis of NBA basketball. He is a past president of the North American Association of Sports Economists, and a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Sports Economics and The International Journal of Sport Finance. .. more
In 2025 the women got about 7% of what we think total revenue was.
The NBA did not say, though, what "net revenue" was. That concept seems to have been just invented! 😂
So it is profit before paying the players.
And it is a nonsensical concept.
I am pointing out that net revenue is meaningless and the nba can claim the women are getting whatever percentage they like.
Both describe the SAME OFFER to the WNBA players from the NBA.
This one says the offer is 70% of net revenue.
www.espn.com/wnba/story/_...
This earlier one says the SAME OFFER is 50% of net revenue.
www.espn.com/wnba/story/_...
How do you negotiate with this?
Also... Lions in the regular season had the same point differential as the rest of the division combined.
Just some thoughts I am having this morning... 😄
4th down interceptions
How often do defensive back refuse to intercept the pass because it give the team better field position?
Classic conflict between a player and team incentives and I suspect players almost always choose the player.
www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/det/
And both the GM and the head coach are calling this a failure!
Very much feel like both Holmes and Campbell don't respect our history! 😂
And then I want him to fire people during games if they are losing!
😂
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Teams, “can send out qualifying offers to free agents…subject to the terms of the previous CBA” and its salary limits.
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Teams, “can send out qualifying offers to free agents…subject to the terms of the previous CBA” and its salary limits.
As one can see, they have always dominated college football.
www.sports-reference.com/cfb/schools/...
The current system just allows the traditional powers to dominate even more.
And I hate it! 😂
Now it is 70% of net revenue.
Net revenue is gross revenue minus expenses.
And expenses are whatever you like.
I guess since you can define expenses anyway you want, you can make the percentage as big or small as you like.
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Nice to see my article with @winsidr.com mentioned!
winsidr.com/2026/01/pay-...
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Aryeh is joined by @hansen13.bsky.social to discuss the CBA, Unrivaled’s ripple effects, the uncertainty impacting teams across the W, and more 🏀
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We have consistently grown our female audience since relaunching the show five years ago.
Football is for everyone.
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@wagesofwins.bsky.social breaks down how NBA ownership has shaped WNBA pay—and what the numbers reveal ⬇️ winsidr.com/2026/01/pay-...
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Wrote this back in October of 2024.
wagesofwins.substack.com/p/the-so-cal...
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Someone should look here...
winsidr.com/2026/01/pay-...
and here...
wagesofwins.substack.com/p/the-nba-as...
and simply say the NBA's story also says the WNBA will break even with the NBA's offer.
Which is nonsense.
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We have consistently grown our female audience since relaunching the show five years ago.
Football is for everyone.