The Detroit Shock were one of the WNBA's best franchises during their initial run, winning three championships (2003, '06, '08) during their run in the Motor City from 1998 to '09.

All that in mind, here are five cities that could be tapped as future locations for the WNBA All-Star game. If Caitlin Clark ...

The WNBA has formally announced plans to expand into three new cities by 2030, which will eventually increase the size of the league to 18 teams. In addition to previously announced expansion ...

The expansion franchises will help the WNBA reach 18 teams. The Golden State Valkyries joined the league at the start of the 2025 season and the Toronto Tempo are expected to begin play in 2026.

On Monday morning, WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert announced the league will add three more teams, with Philadelphia, Detroit and Cleveland being awarded franchises, bringing the total to 18 teams.

WNBA expansion teams haven't gotten off to the best starts in recent years. The Atlanta Dream went 4-30 in their inaugural season in 2008. The Chicago Sky went 5-29 in 2006.

The WNBA has 13 teams following the addition of the Golden State Valkyries this season. That number will rise to 15 in 2026 when the Toronto Tempo and Portland’s new franchise begin play. There ...

The WNBA is finally coming to Philadelphia as part of a three-city expansion by 2030, Commissioner Cathy Engelbert and the 76ers announced Monday. The Philly team, owned by Harris Blitzer Sports ...

The WNBA's Portland expansion franchise is still without an official name, and now it is also without a team president. Inky Son left the organization this week in a stunning shake-up with less ...

Portland's WNBA team is on pace to set a league record. With just under a year to the 2026 tip-off, the franchise has surpassed 10,000 season ticket deposits.

Two of the new cities have WNBA history, with the Cleveland Rockers playing from 1997 to '03 and winning an Eastern Conference title in '98. The Detroit Shock were one of the WNBA's best ...