State Farm Arena, Hawks and Atlanta Dream
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The Atlanta Dream will host the Golden State Valkyries in Game 3 and Game 4 of the WNBA Finals at State Farm Arena, allowing for larger attendance, after the league moved one up a day and altered tipo
Enes Kanter Freedom was turned away from Wednesday’s WNBA Finals game after refusing to watch from a private suite.
In the days leading up to Wednesday's game, Freedom said he received threats over his planned appearance and shared messages he characterized as threatening.
The Dream's home gym, Gateway Center Arena in College Park, is the smallest venue in the WNBA with a capacity of just 3,500 -- not an ideal setting for the Finals. State Farm Arena, home to the Hawks, holds just under 18,000 and hosted five of the Dream's regular-season games and their first three playoff games.
Buck visits State Farm Arena to try the new Brisket Stack Smash Burger, made with a smash burger patty, melted cheese, 12-hour smoked brisket, a crispy onion ring and house barbecue sauce. Chef G
State Farm Arena adds a local pizza restaurant and a Caribbean restaurant to its concession offerings in time for the Atlanta Hawks' home opener.