Atlanta Dream ownership expresses concerns over Game 6 scheduling
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 28, 2026, 1:18 AM
Last updated Oct 28, 2026
The Atlanta Dream ownership group issued a statement regarding the mid-afternoon time change for Game 6, stating that they did not prefer a midday game on a Thursday. They expressed that they had raised scheduling concerns with the league two months prior. The statement reflects ongoing frustrations with game timing and league decisions leading into this playoff season. The game's current status has not been provided in the release, indicating potential developments as the situation unfolds.
- •Atlanta Dream ownership released statement on Game 6 scheduling.
- •They did not choose the midday game time.
- •Concerns were raised with the league two months ago.
- •Current status of Game 6 is unclear.
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