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draw was caitlin clark. she is considered one of the greatest college players ever. a two time player of the year for leading score for both men and women. she say household name. fans tuned in again this week when clark was selected as the number one pick in the wnba draft. excitement turned to outrage when they learned that clark's base salary for this season, wait for it. $76,000. that is a sliver of the $12 million the nba's top pick made this season. many pointed out this pay gap comes from the different revenue totals. we are here today to challenge that notion. those numbers speak to a larmer question how much society values women's sports. joining me now sports journalist davidson and sports editor. great to have both of you with us. i will start you with you and your collum.
towards women's basketball by matses of people. i think it is going to be the latter. we are going to look back on 2024 as a moment and a movement where women's basketball finally bust through and slam dunks the competition. the best ball being played right now is on the women's side of the legger >> no doubt about that. a lot of good story lines if everybody can just kind of highlight them and bring them out for people to get behind. exciting competitions that will be taking place in the wnba this year and i will be watching it as well. thank you to the both of you. thank you at home for making time for us. watch ayman every saturday and sunday at 7:00 p.m. eastern. and follow us. make sure to tune in tomorrow starting at 10:00 eastern for opening statements of trump's new york criminal trial on msnbc until we meet again. msnbc until we meet again.
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movement towards women's basketball by masses of ladder. we're going to look back at 2024 as a moment and a movement where women's basketball busted through the slam dunks. the best ball being played right now is the other side of the ledger. >> no doubt about that with a lot of good story lines if everybody could kind of highlight them and bring them out to get people behind. there is some exciting competitions that will take place. i'll definitely be watching it as well. thank you to the both of you. and thank you at home for making time for us this weekend. make sure to catch ayman on msnbc every saturday, sunday 7:00 p.m. eastern. make sure to follow us on x and instagram. make sure to tune in tomorrow starting at 10:00 a.m. eastern for opening statements of trump's new york criminal trial on msnbc. until we meet again, i'm ayman mohyeldin in new york. have a good night.
considered one of the greatest college players ever. a two-time player of the year in division i all-time leading scorer for both men and women. she has become a household name. fans tuned in again this week when clark was selected as the number one pick in the wnba draft. but excitement turned to outrage when they learned her base salary for the season, wait for it, $76,000. that is a sliver of the $12 million the nba's top pick made this season. many pointed out this pay gap comes from the two leagues vastly different revenue totals. but we're here today to challenge that notion because those numbers speak to a larger question by how much society values women's sports. joining me now is the sports journalist and the sports editor at the nation. it's great to have both of you with us. i'll start with you and your recent call. you noted that women's basketball is still undervalued by society. talk about that in regards to