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2026-10-29 01:17
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Dream address WNBA Finals venue mess in open letter to Atlanta
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Dream ownership group voices frustration in open letter over WNBA Finals venue concerns
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As Game 6 of the WNBA Finals is on the horizon, the Atlanta Dream released an open letter that was addressed to the city over concerns they had about the Hawks playing in a proper-sized venue, as well as playing the same day as the Hawks — who they are currently sharing a stadium with....
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The Atlanta Dream released an open letter saying concerns over State Farm Arena availability for WNBA Finals Game 6 went unheeded for months.
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