How the WNBA reportedly adding a Cleveland expansion team foreshadows the league's growth trajectory
According to Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal, the WNBA is reportedly set to announce in the coming months that Cleveland will be the league’s 16th team, with play beginning in 2028. It’s a huge inflection point in the WNBA’s growth trajectory, as the bid is allegedly worth a record $250 million.
The WNBA is in an expansion flurry, with teams in San Francisco (Golden State), Portland, and Toronto beginning play in the ...
Now, former All-WNBA First Team picks, scoring champions and a perennial MVP contender -- as well as all five of last year's Connecticut Sun starters -- will be playing for new teams in 2025.
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Draymond Green proudly rocks a Golden State Valkyries No. 25 jersey, signifying the WNBA's return to Northern California in ...
Cleveland will win the WNBA’s 16th franchise, according to the Sports Business Journal, with a bid approaching $250 million.
Loyd, the No. 1 overall pick in the 2015 WNBA Draft, had spent her entire career with the Storm. The six-time All-Star also ...
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The Indiana Fever have been one of the most productive teams in the WNBA this offseason. Star player Caitlin Clark has been a fan of the team's moves during the ...
The Golden State Warriors ’ Gui Santos is confident the Bay Area will embrace the new WNBA team, the Golden State Valkyries, ...
With the WNBA growing rapidly, many NBA organizations have been looking to bring expansion teams to their market. The Detroit Pistons formally announced their p ...
“You see the All-Star, you see the WNBA team coming up and you see how the Bay Area community is enjoying that everybody’s watching the teams,” said Santos, who had a side broadcasting gig ...
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