Craig Carton links WNBA Finals arena embarrassment directly to league's agenda obsession
Craig Carton ripped the WNBA after State Farm Arena booked a concert over Finals dates, forcing the Atlanta Dream into the 3,500-seat Gateway Center Arena.
Craig Carton criticized the WNBA’s handling of the Finals scheduling, where the Atlanta Dream were forced out of State Farm Arena due to prior bookings for a concert. The Finals will now be held at the smaller Gateway Center Arena, with a capacity of 3,500. Carton believes this embarrassment stems from the WNBA’s focus on narrative and promoting players other than stars like Caitlin Clark, resulting in low viewership.
- Craig Carton criticized the WNBA’s scheduling for the Finals, forcing the Atlanta Dream to play in a smaller venue.
- State Farm Arena booked a concert by ‘SOMBR’ over potential WNBA Finals dates.
- The Atlanta Dream will play in the Gateway Center Arena, which has a capacity of 3,500.
- Carton argues the WNBA’s focus on narrative over star players like Caitlin Clark has led to low viewership.
- He suggests the league’s priorities led to the arena scheduling conflict.
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