The ladies of the WNBA have debuted some new game wear. T-shirts that say, pay us what you owe us.

Now, for those of you who don't follow the WNBA, which is another way of saying all of you, you might not know that the WNBA is a subsidized sports league.

It does not earn enough money to pay its players,

so it has to be bailed out by the NBA,

which lots of people watch,

to the tune of $10 to $15 million annually.

All of which brings into question the lady's capacity,

not just for basketball,

but also for basic math.

Because if the women were paid what they are owed, they would earn significantly less each year.

Plenty of people have observed and made fun of that fact.

What no one seems to understand is that the women's publicity stunt has almost nothing to do with money.

I'm Michael Knowles. This's the Michael Nulls show.

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