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WNBA announces expansion to historic 18 teams with new teams in Cleveland, Detroit and Philadelphia
The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) has announced a major expansion to 18 teams, with new teams in Cleveland, Detroit, and Philadelphia. This expansion – subject to WNBA and NBA Boards of Governors approval – marks a significant milestone in the WNBA’s commitment to growing the game,
Indiana Fever star Sophie Cunningham expressed doubt about the WNBA's eventual expansion into Detroit and Ohio.
After Kansas City was left out of the WNBA’s latest expansion, KC Current owners Angie and Chris Long say they remain ...
Detroit was first awarded a WNBA franchise in 1996. The Detroit Shock played in Auburn Hills from 1998 to 2009, with the team ...
The WNBA announced earlier this week that it would be adding expansion franchise to Philadelphia, Cleveland and Detroit by ...
Cavs guard Donovan Mitchell and owner Dan Gilbert had messages for a WNBA player who was critical of the league's ...
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham did not have nice things to say about Detroit or Cleveland, and the Lions and offensive ...
If Detroit is ultimately awarded a WNBA franchise, the site would also host the team's practice facility and headquarters.
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