Playoff home games in jeopardy for WNBA team as event threatens arena access
The Golden State Valkyries are having a banner inaugural season, with record-setting attendance at the Chase Center and sights firmly set on the playoffs. But their journey to postseason success may hit an unexpected roadblock: a scheduling overlap with the Laver Cup, a high-profile international tennis event, wich could displace the team's home court advantage during a first round WNBA playoff series.Angel Reese praises curves in bold Beyoncé-inspired lookLaver Cup setup could push Valkyries out of their arenaThe trouble stems from a prior booking at Chase Center for the Laver Cup, scheduled for September 19-21, with setup likely beginning immediately afterward. That timing conflicts directly with the WNBA's first round playoff window, which could land the Valkyries' Game 2 or even Game 1 outside the arena. As a lower seeded team, they're slated to host Game 2, now jeopardized by […]
