The Cleveland Rockers were one of the WNBA’s original eight franchises, but folded in 2003 after seven seasons. Jamie-Andrea Yanak/AP Share Acceptance washed over Jenny Boucek as she collected ...

There is a “90%” chance or better that this eventually goes through “with an announcement expected no later than March” of the Cleveland Rockers coming back to the association later this ...

There are also good signs that in the near future the home of the CAVS could be hanging an even better sign welcoming back the WNBA Cleveland Rockers. Tom Friend of Sports Business Journal has ...

Cavs owner Dan Gilbert announced a bid for a WNBA franchise in November. The team would take the name of the city's original WNBA team, the Cleveland Rockers. The name refers to the Rock & Roll Hall ...

The franchise, according to the SBJ, would be known as the Cleveland Rockers, a reprisal of an original WNBA franchise that folded after the 2003 season when former owner Gordon Gund couldn't sell ...

The team will compete at Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse under the restored name of the Cleveland Rockers, the former WNBA team that ceased operations in 2003. Houston is also a likely candidate for ...

coincided with reports that it's “likely” the Cleveland bid is successful and the Cleveland Rockers will return to play in 2028. “It feels like we manifested it,” Eclarin told Crain's Cleveland ...

#Turns30 Through the years, the facility also has been home to the WNBA's Cleveland Rockers and the Arena Football League's Cleveland Gladiators. In 2005, Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert ...

Cleveland’s team — which would be the league’s 16th and cost $250 million — would reprise the name Rockers, who were among the league’s original eight franchises that began play in 1997. The WNBA ...

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 ...