The Washington Mystics had a successful regular-season debut at the Entertainment and Sports Arena Saturday, defeating the Atlanta Dream in front of an enthusiastic crowd. (more…)
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Washington Mystics Anticipate Games in New Home
As they prepare for their Entertainment and Sports Arena debut, the Washington Mystics are looking forward to their new home. (more…)
Phoenix Suns’ Practice Facility Plans Unveiled
Plans have been unveiled for a new Phoenix Suns’ practice facility, as the organization has announced a site and other project details. (more…)
2019 WNBA Preview: Big Changes on the Arena Front
When it comes to arenas, the 2019 WNBA season will see several notable developments in the form of closings, reopenings, and new facilities. One team will be displaced by construction, while another will return to a renovated arena, and a third is set to play its first game at a new venue. (more…)
WNBA Strikes Multi-Year TV Deal With CBS Sports
The WNBA has struck a multi-year television partnership with CBS Sports, resulting in CBS Sports Network airing live games starting in 2019. (more…)
KeyArena Project Cost Estimate Rises, Completion Pushed Back
Oak View Group‘s KeyArena project cost estimate is now $900 million-plus, and its completion has been bumped back to at least June 1, 2021. (more…)
Joseph Tsai Reportedly Agrees to Buy New York Liberty
Joseph Tsai has reportedly agreed to purchase the WNBA’s New York Liberty, potentially marking the latest foray into professional sports for the minority owner of the NBA’s Brooklyn Nets. (more…)
Entertainment and Sports Arena Preview
Another sports venue is hitting Washington, DC’s burgeoning landscape, as the Entertainment and Sports Arena will celebrate a big occasion this weekend. (more…)
DC’s Entertainment and Sports Arena Approaches Opening
Washington, DC is about to open a new sports facility, as the Entertainment and Sports Arena will have its ribbon-cutting ceremony later this month. (more…)
Seattle Storm to Play 2019 Season at Alaska Airlines Arena
To accommodate construction on a KeyArena renovation, the Seattle Storm will call the University of Washington’s Alaska Airlines Arena its primary home for the 2019 WNBA season. (more…)
