Valkyries Win Game 4 of WNBA Finals, Venue Issue Now Looms For Game 6

Down 2-1 to the Atlanta Dream, the Golden State Valkyries delivered a gutty win on Saturday to win Game 4 of the WNBA Finals and ensure the series lasts at least six games. As a result, it s renewed concerns about where Game 6 an Atlanta home game will be played.As the New York Times previously reported, venue issues loomed large heading into the WNBA Finals as the Atlanta Dream s regular season home s max capacity can only house 3,500 fans. Thankfully, a conflicting concert and Atlanta Hawks game slated to take place at the 18,000-capacity State Farm Arena were moved to accommodate Game 3 and Game 4 of the WNBA Finals, which the Dream hosted. But with the Valkyries emerging victorious in an effort that largely showcased their defensive strengths, there s renewed uncertainty over where the Dream will host the Valkyries for a now-guaranteed Game 6.As SFGate reports, Atlanta Hawks chief operating officer Steve Koonin is warning fans to prepare themselves for that game to be played at