“Unserious League” “This Is Ridiculous”: Cathy Engelbert Once Again Faces WNBA Fans’ Wrath As Bizarre Issue Could Affect Dream vs Valkyries Game 6

Angel Reese and Gabby Williams in Practice Ahead of the WNBA Finals © WNBA/XGame 6 between the Atlanta Dream and the Golden State Valkyries is scheduled for Thursday at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia. The game has been moved from the Dream’s regular venue, Gateway Center Arena, which seats 3,500, to the Atlanta Hawks’ 17,000-seat home.However, the venue change might be a big logistical issue. Game 6 of the WNBA finals is scheduled to start at 12:30 p.m. ET. However, the Atlanta Hawks also have a game on Thursday at 7:00 p.m. ET.Sportswriter Ramona Shelburne pinpointed how the Hawks game could affect celebrations if a WNBA champion emerges after Game 6. Fans were shocked when they realized it and held Cathy Engelbert accountable.“Unserious league,” one fan said.“This is ridiculous,” one fan said.The WNBA Commissioner has faced a lot of backlash this season. As she departs in December, the WNBA Finals have also drawn criticism of her leadership.Ramona Shelburne shares what would happen in a bizarre scenarioShelburne said winners’ celebrations could be cut short because of the Hawks game.“That celebration may not actually be on that court. I’ve heard there are discussions about whether there’s enough time to turn the arena over in time for the fans to celebrate on the court. It could be moved to a practice court,” she said via Oh No He Didn’t’s X.As she was talking about this possibility, Chiney Ogwumike couldn’t believe it. She held her head in disappointment and surprise and said, “you’re kidding me.” Ogwumike then smiled as the whole scenario just seemed bizarre.Read more:Atlanta Dream Coach Quips At WNBA’s Scheduling Decision For Dream vs Valkyries Game 6“Stop the fake outrage” – Jason Whitlock Seemingly Takes Jab At Angel Reese Over WNBA Finals Game 6 Venue DramaCollege Sports Network has you covered with the latest news, analysis, insights, and trending stories in college football, men’s college basketball, women’s college basketball, and college baseball!