Atlanta was unrelenting in Game 6 and managed to extend the series for one final showdown. Golden State will have to face the Dream once more, but in front of adoring fans at Ballhalla, which could very well play a role in fueling the Valkyries to a victory.

The Dream sold out Game 6 at State Farm Arena, despite the 9:30 a.m. PT start time. There’s a good chance the Valkyries do the same for Game 7, given the team’s historic regular season where every home game was a sellout.

Golden State has already made history with its early success only two seasons into its existence. The organization has reached the playoffs in back-to-back seasons and will play in the first Finals Game 7 in WNBA history.

The Valkyries run since it began play in 2025 has already been legendary, but winning the WNBA Finals would cap off one of the greatest seasons the league has ever seen.