Best-of-seven championship series will feature newer team with the Valkyries, as well as the Dream, who last made the Finals in 2013.
The Valkyries left State Farm Arena with some momentum after they were much better in the second half of Game 6.
A sports bar for women in Atlanta is drawing crowds, as are the Atlanta Dream in the WNBA Finals.
Victory at State Farm Arena sets up winner-take-all game in San Francisco.
The Dream built a 25-point lead and never looked back, defeating Golden State 80-69 to force a decisive Game 7 in the WNBA Finals.
The last home game for the Atlanta Dream this season isn’t a sellout — and it’s actually pretty affordable to see Game 6 on Thursday at State Farm Arena.
The Dream face elimination in the best-of-seven series after the Valkyries came back from two consecutive losses to win two games in a row.
If things are a little off Thursday in Atlanta, there’s a reason for it. If people are off, they might be Dream fans.
The circumstances for Game 6 of the WNBA Finals between the Dream and the Golden State Valkyries won’t be what anyone wants.
Finding a way to best the Valkyries physically could give the Dream a chance to extend the best-of-seven series now that the Dream is down 3-2.
The Dream have one more shot to keep their WNBA Finals hopes alive, with Game 6 Thursday at State Farm Arena in Atlanta.
With some last-minute maneuvering, Atlanta Dream get to play in larger venue for potential deciding game.
The Dream and Valkyries will play a best-of-seven series beginning Saturday, with each team looking for its first WNBA championship.