If the early interest in tickets is any indication, Cleveland seems ready for a WNBA team again. Nic Barlage, the CEO of Rock ...

Commissioner Cathy Engelbert cites Cleveland's basketball legacy and the league's surging popularity as key factors in the expansion decision.

It may be a few years before Cleveland's WNBA team is up and running in the city, but you can get official merch now. Here's ...

With the WNBA returning in 2028, Cleveland is reclaiming its place in women’s basketball while reshaping what access, equity, and representation look like in sports.

Ownership groups for the expansion teams cite the league's more stable footing and greater investment as reasons for optimism ...

The WNBA is expanding to 18 teams over the next five years, with Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia set to join by 2030.

WNBA Players’ Favorite Expansion City Unfortunately Left Without a Team originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The WNBA is ...

Greater Akron basketball coaches are thrilled about Cleveland's return to the WNBA. They also want to see a stronger version of the team this time.

The franchise will play its first WNBA season in 2028. The post Cleveland’s WNBA Team Follows Golden State’s Proven Blueprint appeared first on Front Office Sports.

Miami was named as the most popular "ideal" destination for a WNBA expansion franchise in a recent player poll shared by The ...

WNBA Commissioner Cathy Englebert made the announcement Monday morning, sharing the news that Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia won their bids for expansion teams.

Rock Entertainment Group announced June 30th that he company, which also owns the Cleveland Cavs, has won the WNBA's 16th franchise.