The Golden State Valkyries are one game away from claiming the championship, holding a 3-2 lead over the Atlanta Dream in the WNBA Finals. But seriously, who scheduled this thing? Game 6 is set for Thursday, October 29, at a wild 12:30 p.m. ET, meaning a brutal 9:30 a.m. PT tipoff. Talk about an “awkwardly scheduled action,” right? This championship is coming down to the wire, and fans need to be up with their coffee to catch it all.
Championship Glory on the Line
This is it. The Valkyries are staring down a title, and the Dream are fighting for their season. Game 6 goes down live from State Farm Arena in Atlanta. Golden State needs just one more win to seal the deal, while Atlanta has to protect their home court and force a decisive Game 7. The series has been a battle, with Game 1 on October 17, Game 2 on October 19, Game 3 on October 21, Game 4 on October 24, and Game 5 hitting on October 26. Every single one has been high stakes, and this one is no different.
How to Catch All the Action (Even If It Is Early)
You definitely don’t want to miss a second of this, even with the bizarre start time. For those ready to tune in on Thursday, Game 6 will air on USA Network. If you’re cutting the cord, Peacock is your go-to for live streaming all the Finals games. Plus, you can catch it on live TV streaming platforms like YouTube TV, DirecTV, and Fubo. So, set those alarms for 9:30 a.m. PT, because the championship could be decided before lunchtime! If the Dream manage to push it, Game 7 would be on October 31, and thank goodness, that one is scheduled for 8 p.m. ET.
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Originally reported by Yahoo Sports.
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