“What a Botch”: WNBA Fans Erupt as Game 6 Finals Tickets Suddenly Drop to $23 Following Controversial Tipoff Time

WNBA Finals © Instagram/atlantadreamThe WNBA finalized the venue for Game 6 of the Atlanta Dream versus Golden State Valkyries WNBA Finals, but resale ticket prices have reportedly taken a severe dip, even though the 17,000-seat venue is sold out as of Wednesday. Angel Reese’s performance in the first three games led many to State Farm Arena, but the last two games have been the opposite. Fans reacted on social media to a Legion Hoops post that there has been a dip in resale prices, citing a TickPick graphic.

>Reese has scored eight and seven points in Games 4 and 5, respectively, and was completely overtaken by the Valkyries’ defense. Her slump has also led to consecutive losses for the Dream, and they are now one game away from elimination.

>According to Legion Hoops, the prices on TickPick went down from $156 to $23 after the league confirmed State Farm Arena as the venue of Game 6:

“Tickets were going for $156 before the announcement and are now just $23… For a Game 6 Finals game 😳.”

class="nordot-embed-twitter">Meanwhile, fans reacted to the update, as one wrote:

“This is sad… what a botch. Terrible headlines too. WNBA looks very unserious.”

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class="nordot-embed-twitter">The Dream will play Game 6 on Thursday, and Reese will look to return to her dominant form to help the team force Game 7 in San Francisco.

The Dream will enjoy a packed arena in WNBA Finals Game 6The Valkyries have done stellar work on defense in the last two games, as Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton showed up on both ends of the floor. Although resale ticket prices plunged heavily for what could be a title-winning game, the Dream announced that the arena was already sold out.

All eyes will be on Angel Reese as the Dream play the win-or-go-home game. They have not been in the WNBA Finals since 2013, and the franchise has never won a title.

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