Template:WNBA Franchise History

UPDATED as of the conclusion of the 2017 regular season.

Team	Years	Attendance Avg.	W	L	PCT	Playoffs	Playoffs W	Playoffs L	Playoffs PCT	Titles
Atlanta Dream	2008–present	6,455	160	180	.471	7	15	18	.455	0
Charlotte Sting	1997–2006	6,851	143	179	.444	6	6	13	.316	0
Chicago Sky	2006–present	5,054	179	229	.439	4	7	12	.368	1
Cleveland Rockers	1997–2003	8,885	108	112	.491	4	6	9	.400	0
Connecticut Sun (total) ¹	1999–present	7,132	339	299	.531	10	21	21	.500	0
Connecticut Sun	2003–present	6,887	279	231	.547	9	20	19	.513	0
Dallas Wings (total) ²	1998–present	7,382	296	372	.443	10	30	22	.577	3
Dallas Wings	2016–present	4,640	27	41	.397	1	0	1	.550	0
Detroit Shock	1998–2009	8,463	210	186	.530	7	30	19	.612	3
Golden State Valkyries	To begin 2025
Houston Comets	1997–2008	9,592	241	149	.618	9	20	14	.588	4
Indiana Fever	2000–present	8,138	310	296	.512	13	35	33	.515	1
Las Vegas Aces (total) ³	1997–present	7,692	291	405	.418	9	10	23	.303	0
Las Vegas Aces	2018–present	9,551	137	61	.850	6	66	29	.695	2
Los Angeles Sparks	1997–present	9,080	424	272	.609	17	45	38	.542	3
Miami Sol	2000–2002	8,556	48	48	.500	1	1	2	.333	0
Minnesota Lynx	1999–present	8,008	347	291	.544	9	41	19	.683	4
New York Liberty	1997–present	10,873	371	325	.533	15	27	36	.429	0
Orlando Miracle	1999–2002	7,927	60	68	.469	1	1	2	.333	0
Phoenix Mercury	1997–present	9,307	358	338	.514	12	36	29	.554	3
Portland Fire	2000–2002	8,321	37	59	.385	0	0	0	.000	0
Sacramento Monarchs	1997–2009	8,287	224	200	.527	9	24	19	.558	1
San Antonio Stars	2003–2017	7,857	204	306	.400	7	8	18	.308	0
Seattle Storm	2000–present	7,697	303	303	.500	13	19	22	.463	4
Toronto WNBA team	To begin 2026
Tulsa Shock	2010–2015	5,173	59	145	.289	1	0	2	.000	0
Utah Starzz	1997–2002	7,334	87	99	.468	2	2	5	.286	0
Washington Mystics	1998–present	11,288	273	395	.409	10	8	21	.276	1

¹ The Connecticut Sun was known as the Orlando Miracle from 1999–2002.
² The Dallas Wings were known as the Tulsa Shock from 2010–2015 and the Detroit Shock from 1998–2009.
³ The Las Vegas Aces were known as the Utah Starzz from 1997–2002, the San Antonio Silver Stars from 2003–2013, and the San Antonio Stars from 2014–2017.