Great Falls, MT, October 28, 2026 —

Atlanta Dream owners said in an open letter that they had informed the WNBA and city officials months ago about scheduling conflicts at State Farm Arena. The conflicts affected the WNBA Finals, with games rescheduled and Game 6 moved to an earlier tip-off time.

The letter places the owners’ account of when officials were notified at the center of the issue. The trend summary does not identify the owners who signed or issued the letter, specify when the notifications occurred, or provide the exact wording of their claims. It also does not detail the scheduling conflicts or identify which officials received the notice.

The available information does not name the games that were rescheduled, give their original or revised dates and times, or state the revised tip-off time for Game 6. It also does not provide a response from the WNBA or city officials. The reasons for the arena conflicts and the process behind the schedule changes were not included in the summary.

The account therefore establishes the owners’ claim that they gave advance notice, along with the reported effect on the Finals schedule, but leaves key details unprovided. No specific timeline beyond “months ago” is available, and the summary does not say whether the letter included documentation of the notifications.

Further details about the notice, the affected games and the schedule adjustments are not available in the information provided. The letter’s assertions are attributed to the Atlanta Dream owners; the summary does not independently confirm the timing or substance of the communications.


Story summarized from the original created by AP via Scripps News Group on www.krtv.com, see more information here.

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