Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. In 2005, Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert bought the Cavaliers and the naming rights to Gund Arena for $375 million. It was renamed Quicken Loans Arena ...

The arena, which opened in 1994 and is in the midst of a 30th anniversary celebration, began its life as Gund Arena, morphed into Quicken Loans Arena in 2005 and after a $185 million renovation in ...

Members of the Razorback Foundation met with season ticket holders in North Little Rock to discuss the new seating and ...

After Quicken Loans changed its company name to Rocket Mortgage in 2019, as did the name of Cleveland's arena, ending an almost 15-year span. But in the eyes of Love and many others alike ...

After Gilbert acquired the Cavaliers in 2005, the arena was renamed Quicken Loans Arena. The most recent $185 million renovation in 2019 led to the venue's previous name, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

began its life as Gund Arena, morphed into Quicken Loans Arena in 2005 and after a $185 million renovation in 2019 was renamed Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse.

Shortly after the sale was completed, the name was changed from Gund Arena to Quicken Loans Arena. Then, after the arena’s $185 million expansion and renovation, the name was changed to Rocket ...

Originally called Gund Arena (for then-owner Gordon Gund) upon opening its doors in 1994, the name was changed to Quicken Loans Arena when Gilbert purchased the Cleveland Cavalier in 2005.

The company has held the naming rights to the arena since Gilbert purchased the Cavaliers in 2005. After being named Quicken Loans Arena, it was renamed Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse in 2019.