Atlanta’s Dream are scrambling to sort out a scheduling snag that has left the venue and kickoff time for Game 6 of the WNBA Finals uncertain, after the Valkyries pushed the series to a decisive sixth contest.
The Valkyries’ win in the preceding game forced the championship series to extend, meaning the two teams must now meet again to determine the title. With the series now heading into its sixth matchup, league officials and the Dream organization are working to confirm where and when the game will be played.
According to league sources, the Dream are in active discussions with arena operators and the WNBA’s scheduling department to resolve the conflict. The exact nature of the issue has not been disclosed, but it has created a “venue and time … up in the air,” prompting both teams to prepare for multiple possible scenarios.
Uncertainty over the game’s logistics could affect fans, broadcasters and travel plans, as the WNBA Finals typically draw national television coverage and large crowds. The league has indicated it will announce the finalized details as soon as a resolution is reached.
The WNBA Finals are contested in a best‑of‑seven format, with the champion determined by the first team to win four games. Game 6 often proves pivotal, and the Dream’s ability to secure a suitable venue and schedule will be crucial for the continuation of the series.
<small>Source: ESPN — read the original story there.</small>