With the news that Cleveland is interested in a WNBA franchise, we go down memory lane to recall the years of the Cleveland Rockers, one of the original WNBA teams in 1997. By .

In February, Sports Business Journal reported that Cleveland is expected to be one of the next cities to join the WNBA, with ...

A Rockers revival is on the horizon. Driving the news: The WNBA is likely to award Cleveland its 16th franchise, Sports Business Journal reported this weekend, involving a bid led by Cavs owner ...

Dan Hughes didn’t see the end coming. It was September of 2003, the Cleveland Rockers coach had just finished his fourth season with the team and he thought the WNBA team was doing fine both on the ...

According to Sports Business Journal, the Rockers — expected to begin play in 2028 — will be the WNBA’s 16th franchise with a record bid valued at $250 million.

The WNBA is poised to award Cleveland with its 16th franchise, according to a report from Sports Business Journal. The announcement is expected no later than March.

The Rockers, a Cleveland WNBA team that folded in 2003 because of low attendance — Caitlin Clark was 1 year old — are making a comeback, according to a report published Feb. 16 in Sports ...

Cleveland previously had a WNBA team — the Rockers — from 1997 to 2003. The WNBA is adding three expansion teams in the next two seasons with Golden State, Portland and Toronto joining to ...

Cleveland previously had a WNBA team — the Rockers — from 1997 to 2003. FILE – Cleveland Rockers’ Michelle Edwards goes to the basket past New York Liberty’s Theresa Weatherspoon, left ...

Cleveland is likely to be the next city with a new WNBA team, according to Sports Business Journal. The team would play at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse. Cleveland will reportedly be the next city ...

Cleveland’s WNBA team is (reportedly) ready to rock again. Cleveland is likely to be awarded the WNBA’s next franchise for the 2028 season, according to a report on Sunday, Feb. 16, from Sports ...