The landscape of the WNBA is changing quickly amid an evolving women’s sports culture and increased investment in the league. One of the ways we are seeing this is the way that teams are investing in player treatment.
From advanced recovery technology like stick-on patches to track electrolyte depletion, to chips in shoes that track running metrics and of course, state-of-the-art practice facilities, teams are racing to perform better than their peers. Or, most teams are, anyway. Some are still in a state of not wanting to invest in things like facilities with saunas and treatment rooms.
The result? A mass exodus from these teams to franchises
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