Cleveland Drops the Mic: Sirens Set for 2028 WNBA Debut
The Land just got louder. The WNBA’s newest expansion team in Cleveland officially unveiled its name and branding: the Cleveland Sirens. The reveal happened at Rocket Arena, where the team will play starting in 2028—right in the NBA’s offseason. No word yet on jerseys or coaching hires, but the logo’s already turning heads. If you’re betting the over on Cleveland’s WNBA hype, count me in. This city’s got the fans, the arena, and now the siren call to make some noise.
Tempo vs. Valkyries: Tonight’s Only WNBA Game
One game on the slate tonight: Toronto Tempo at Golden State Valkyries. The Valkyries are still finding their footing as an expansion squad, while the Tempo’s been scrappy but inconsistent. If you’re looking for a play, check the props—Golden State’s guards are due for a bounce-back, and Toronto’s bench has been ice-cold. Tune in on Fubo or catch the stream if you’re chasing live action.
Fan’s Half-Court Shot Goes Viral—for All the Wrong Reasons
Portland Fire fan took a swing… and whiffed hard. Dude launched a half-court shot during a game against the Sparks—except it barely cleared the free-throw line. The crowd’s reaction? A mix of cringe and laughter. The clip’s already blowing up, but let’s be real: if you’re gonna try that, at least hit the rim. Otherwise, just stick to the nachos.
Julie Tétart: WNBA-Ready, But Still Waiting
French phenom Julie Tétart is putting up numbers that scream WNBA—21 points, 20 rebounds a game in France. So why hasn’t the league come calling? Tétart’s trans, and while the WNBA’s been vocal about inclusion, the silence here is deafening. If the league’s serious about walking the walk, it’s time to pick up the phone. Talent’s talent, and Tétart’s got it in spades.