We are talking about professional women's basketball players. Who might be traded, and then need to relocate with their spouse. It is a lot more complicated tha

We are talking about professional women's basketball players. Who might be traded, and then need to relocate with their spouse. It is a lot more complicated than you make it out. Ten years is probably a very long WNBA career, on average. Then, add kids to that, and it is probably even shorter, and MUCH more complicated. I'm willing to bet you don't have kids and understand the expenses that come with them. I'm not saying you can't live on the amount the highest paid player on a WNBA team makes, but this is the pinnacle, and it isn't the same as male players. Sure, there are ways to constrain spending, but a WNBA player has far fewer choices than other families out there.