At one point, the WNBA's best team was right here in Detroit. The Detroit Shock won three WNBA championships in the early 2000s and was coached by Bill Laimbeer, who was connected to the Bad Boy Pistons era.

Detroit is one of three expansion cities for the WNBA. The expansion will bring the league to 15 teams. Detroit's team is expected to begin play in 2029 under the majority ownership of Pistons owner Tom Gore. Minority owners include former Pistons Chris Webber and Grant Hill, and Detroit Lions player Jared Goff.

Detroit Lions quarterback Jared Goff is bringing some major changes to the Motor City in the next few years. The post Jared Goff Announcement Means Major Change for Detroit appeared first on Heavy Sports.