A Cleveland Rockers was the Women's National Basketball Association team. A Rockers were one of a original eight franchises that began within 1997. A creator was Gordon Gund, who too owns a NBA's Cleveland Cavaliers. Inside September 2003, Gund announced that his Gund Arena Company would there is no elongated work a Rockers. A team folded when a 2003 year when a league was non breathe to call for fresh ownership for the team.

Uniform
White sustaining a water system system blue lines all all over a shoulders, & black sustaining water blue lines over a shoulders on tour, by owning a basketball-shaped guitar & the title Rockers.

Playoff history
Playoff Appearances: 1998, 2000, 2001, 2003

Conference Championships:

WNBA Championships:

History
A Rockers, world health organization had their nickname to honor Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, have had little profits historically. Around 1997, they began using such players rather Isabelle Fijalkowski and former Harlem Globetrotters member Lynette Woodard, who got been a number one female streaming video player around World traveler history. A Rockers missed a playoffs inside 1997, mass produced the children within 1998, going 20-10 & winning a Eastern Conference title, however wasted to the Phoenix Mercury in the WNBA finals. It mass produced a conference finals once more inside 2000 but lost to the New York Liberty.

Retired numbers

Hall of Famers
Lynette Woodard (Naismith Basketball Hall of Fame)

Not to be forgotten
Mary Andrade Lucienne Berthieu Cindy Blodgett Jenny Boucek, now an Adjunct Coach for the Seattle Storm Rushia Brown Helen Darling Michelle Edwards Isabelle Fijalkowski Tracy Henderson Deanna Jackson Pollyanna Johns-Kimbrough Merlakia Jones Betty Lennox Suzie McConnell Serio, now coaches a Minnesota Lynx Chastity Melvin Eva Nemcova Jennifer Rizzotti, now coaches at a University of Hartford Penny Taylor LaToya Thomas Ann Wauters Lynette Woodard

Coaches and others
Head Coaches: Linda Hill-McDonald (1997-1999) Dan Hughes (2000-2003)