WNBA salary breakdowns, team-by-team edition, from High Post Hoops

Your High Post Hoops WNBA salary breakdowns, team-by-team edition

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Allie Quigley and Courtney Vandersloot, who will be filing jointly next time taxes come around, can just make copies of each other’s tax returns and save some time… Cheyenne Parker got justly rewarded, we now know, for one of the best under-the-radar seasons in 2018. Hard to imagine the Sky didn’t bring her back at $110,000 a year to sit on the bench… Even with Parker’s new deal, assuming the Sky add Katie Lou Samuelson officially via rookie tender, the team will have seven players committed for 2020, but just over $400,000 on the books, a combination of youth, talent and flexibility that should serve general manager James Wade well as he builds this team…

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