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CHARLOTTE — The WNBA has filed a trade application for the Charlotte Sting, which was the name of the team previously in ...

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In the midst of a period where attendance and popularity are constantly rising, the WNBA is using this opportunity to expand.

The six teams that are now defunct are Charlotte Sting (1997-2007), Cleveland Rockers (1997-2003), Houston Comets (1997-2008), Miami Sol (2000-02), Portland Fire (2000-02), and Sacramento Monarchs ...

This move is part of a broader initiative that includes trademark filings for several other defunct original franchises: the Cleveland Rockers, Miami Sol, Houston Comets, and Detroit Shock.

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