WNBA Worried as Caitlin Clark STRUGGLING to SELL TICKETS

Do you hear that loud aggressive

knocking? Initially, I thought it was

the IRS knocking on Uncle Casey's front

door with a reminder that my tax bill

will soon be used to fund important

climate change research in Ethiopia. But

as it turns out, the knocking is not

coming from the IRS. It is reality

knocking on the door of the WNBA dump.

Headline at Bro Bible. Indiana feline

struggling to sell out season opener.

Um

what

the felines are struggling to sell

tickets.

Not only are they struggling to sell

tickets to the season opener against the

Dallas Winkers, I am seeing reports on

Twitter that the Indiana Felions are

struggling to sell season tickets. Last

year, their season tickets sold out in

less than an hour. This year, a week or

so before the preseason begins, only 70%

of the season tickets have been sold for

the Indiana Felines.

I wonder why.

This has got to be a terrifying reality

for the diva of Dump Divas, Cat Engel,

the woman responsible for committing

millions of dollars to players in a

league that struggles to generate

thousands of pesos. I know I keep coming

back to this same point, but there seems

to be a serious misunderstanding in the

WNBA when it comes to understanding

value. It is easier to sell out games

when tickets are selling for $20. Well,

it's easier for most teams to sell out

with cheap tickets. The Las Vegas

Anonymous Faces, who just committed over

$5 million to AJ Wilson, they couldn't

sell out the WNBA finals last year with

tickets selling for less than $40.

Going into this season, there has been a

drastic increase in ticket prices in the

WNBA.

Well, Uncle KC, this is just good

business. They are capitalizing on their

momentum. This league of unknowns is now

filled with huge

stars.

Um,

if the WNBA is capitalizing on momentum,

if prices are increasing due to market

demand, then why in the hell are they

struggling to sell tickets? The first

two games of this season with Caitlyn

Clark and the Indiana Fever, one game at

home, the other on the road against the

LA Sparkles. Tickets for both games are

starting at $100. Decent seats, 11 rows

from the court. The WNBA is asking $900

per ticket.

For that price, you can get better seats

for the NBA playoffs. The WNBA is

charging more for a regular season game

than the NBA is charging for the first

round of the playoffs. AND THEY wonder

why no one is willing to pay for this

turd.

Now, in the WNBA's defense, they have to

charge more for tickets this season

because they have got to generate the

revenue to pay for these exorbitant

salaries. With the average WNBA player

making $600,000,

payroll in the dump has increased to

almost $und00 million a season. Last

year, payroll for players was less than

$20 million. The money has got to come

from somewhere. and the WNBA is hoping

that it comes from you. Unfortunately

for the WNBA, I don't think pricing is

their only problem. Like I told you guys

last summer and throughout the

negotiations for a new collective

bargaining agreement that could

potentially bankrupt the league, I think

one of the reasons that the WNBA was so

hesitant to vastly overpay players,

mainstream interest in the WNBA seems to

be on the decline. The question is how

far will it fall?

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Some are claiming that the Indiana

Felines are struggling to sell tickets

because they drafted point guard Raven

Johnson in the first round of this

year's draft. The pick was controversial

because Caitlyn Clark and Raven Johnson

have a tense history with each other.

Plus, they play the same position.

Unsurprisingly,

the media is already claiming that

Caitlyn Clark fans are racist and the

damn season hasn't even started yet.

Part of the reason Caitlyn Clark fans

are once again being accused of mythical

racism, Raven Johnson claimed to be the

victim of fake racism when she was

playing against Caitlyn Clark in

college. with Raven Johnson playing five

years under Dawn Staley at South

Carolina. I wonder who could have taught

her to take advantage of fake racism.

Jason Whitlock explained the situation

last week. Watch it for yourself.

>> Went and drafted a 5 foot9 point guard

who can't shoot. She was just on camera

and she was saying how after Caitlyn

Clark waved her off because she couldn't

shoot the ball when Iowa upset an at

that time undefeated South Carolina

team. She talked about how she was

bullied and she faced all types of

racism and she painted it as if Caitlyn

Clark fans were being racist toward her.

You go and draft that same player,

everybody involved should be fired. Now,

could this be causing some people not to

buy tickets?

Maybe. But drafting some unknown guard

who can't shoot, that's not going to

stop most people from supporting Caitlyn

Clark in the Indiana Fever. Hell, most

players in this league can't shoot. I

think the decline that we are seeing

with the most popular team in the

league, I think this is more of a

natural decline. due to declining

interest. Listen, I could be 100% wrong

about this. I am basing this strictly on

what I see and what I experienced last

year. To be fair to the WNBA. This could

change, but I just have this sense that

the WNBA isn't generating the same level

of mainstream interest. Last weekend,

Wrestlemania 42 failed to sell out in

Las Vegas compared to Wrestlemania 41

last year. 20,000 people decided that

Wrestlemania 42 wasn't worth the trip,

wasn't worth the money. Now, some are

blaming the fact that the event was held