The WNBA announced on October 26 that Game 6 of the Finals would be played at 12:30 p.m. Eastern on October 29 in Atlanta, after State Farm Arena proved unavailable. The Dream sent a letter on Tuesday blaming the retiring commissioner, and the ownership group released a statement opposing the tip time; the league had sent playoff dates in December 2025, and reporting says it knew from September that games three, four and six could land in Brooklyn or Atlanta without a contingency plan. Whether the slot was known and accepted or imposed late remains contested. On the floor, Atlanta won the first Game 6 in Finals history 80-69, behind Allisha Gray's 23 points on 8-for-12 shooting, to tie the…