The Cleveland Sirens alternate logo adds more depth to Cleveland Sirens WNBA branding, first shown alongside the primary mark in August 2026. Its Lake Erie-blue tones carry the same team spirit into new formats. Backed by Dan Gilbert’s Rock Entertainment Group, the alternate designs give fans more ways to show Cleveland WNBA pride. See how these secondary marks add to …
The Call of the North Coast: Why ‘Sirens’ Beats the Rockers’ Ghost Cleveland’s 20-year wait for WNBA basketball didn’t end quietly. The return of women’s professional basketball to Northeast Ohio carries a $250 million price tag — the expansion fee Rock Entertainment Group paid to secure the franchise ahead of its 2028 debut, according to the Associated Press. That figure …
The Cleveland Sirens primary logo shows off Cleveland WNBA pride, first shown in August 2026 ahead of the team’s 2028 debut. Its flowing, wave-style design reflects the Cleveland Sirens’ tie to Lake Erie, backed by Dan Gilbert’s Rock Entertainment Group. With Sirens Blue and Erie Blue tones, the primary logo captures the city’s spirit. See how this emblem marks the …
