Former NBA player Michael Carter-Williams is hoping to get a WNBA franchise in Boston, whether it's through expansion or being a destination for a current team that wants to move.

Michael Carter-Williams spoke with SB Nation about his plans, alongside actor Donnie Wahlberg, to do everything possible to bring a team to Boston.

An ownership group led by Donnie Wahlberg and former NBA Rookie of the Year Michael Carter-Williams is planning a bid to bring a WNBA team to Boston, accoring to the Globe.

Williams, a former NBA Rookie of the Year and Orlando Magic guard, is part of an ownership group looking to bring the WNBA to Boston, according to the Boston Globe.

The WNBA is in an expansion flurry, with teams in San Francisco (Golden State), Portland, and Toronto beginning play in the next two years.

A group of investors led by Massachusetts natives Donnie Wahlberg and Michael Carter-Williams are preparing a bid to bring a WNBA expansion team to Boston, according to Gary Washburn of The Boston Globe.

The WNBA officially expanded to 13 teams this upcoming season with the addition of the Golden State Valkyries.

The Boston Globe reports Michael Carter-Williams is part of a new ownership group with actor-singer Donnie Wahlberg that is preparing an offer for a WNBA expansion team in Boston. Wahlberg started New Kids On The Block in Boston and MCW is a native of Hamilton, Massachusetts.

Love both Boston and women's sports? You're in luck - a WNBA team may be coming to Boston, and leading the charge is none other than Massachusetts' own Donnie Wahlberg. The actor and former New Kids on the Block member from Dorchester has teamed up with Michael Carter-Williams,

The "Boston Women's Basketball Partners" group is led by Wahlberg and Massachusetts native Michael Carter-Williams.