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Hours before tipoff of Game 6 of the WNBA Finals on Thursday, a temporary sign was hoisted above the front door of Babe’s Sports Bar on Armitage Avenue. “Babe’s Cafe. Fueled by caffeine. And rage.” The sign signaled a quick pivot for the Logan Square establishment, which opened at 9 a.m. — seven hours earlier than usual for a weekday — to accommodate the 11:30 a.m. start for the matchup between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries. The game time was switched from its scheduled 7 p.m. CT tipoff to allow a move from the Dream’s home court — Gateway Center Arena, which has a seating capacity of 3,500 — to State Farm Arena, which seats roughly 17,000 fans. In order to play at the larger stadium, the game needed to be moved up because the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks — State Farm Arena’s primary tenant — had a game scheduled for the same time Thursday. The decision to make the Finals game a matinee drew criticism from women’s sports fans in Chicago and beyond. Tap on our bio link to read more.⁠ — — — Photo 1: Babe’s owner Nora McConnell-Johnson, right, watches Game 6 Final between the Valkyries and Dream on Oct. 29, 2026. Photo 2: Ciara Smith, from left, Shana Sumers and Angie Martinez react. Photo 3: Angel Reese fan Tracy Hough cheers as she watches the game. Photo 4: Juliana Masci, from left, Meagan Shamberger, Sydney Minnis and Leah Headd, members of Babe’s Street Team, make breakfast sandwiches. Photo 5: People work on laptops before watching Game 6 of the WNBA Finals. Photo 6: Coreena Besecker sorts WNBA player trading cards. 📝 Julia Poe / Chicago Tribune 📷 Eileen T. Meslar / Chicago Tribune
Hours before tipoff of Game 6 of the WNBA Finals on Thursday, a temporary sign was hoisted above the front door of Babe’s Sports Bar on Armitage Avenue. “Babe’s Cafe. Fueled by caffeine. And rage.” The sign signaled a quick pivot for the Logan Square establishment, which opened at 9 a.m. — seven hours earlier than usual for a weekday — to accommodate the 11:30 a.m. start for the matchup between the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries. The game time was switched from its scheduled 7 p.m. CT tipoff to allow a move from the Dream’s home court — Gateway Center Arena, which has a seating capacity of 3,500 — to State Farm Arena, which seats roughly 17,000 fans. In order to play at the larger stadium, the game needed to be moved up because the NBA’s Atlanta Hawks — State Farm Arena’s primary tenant — had a game scheduled for the same time Thursday. The decision to make the Finals game a matinee drew criticism from women’s sports fans in Chicago and beyond. Tap on our bio link to read more.⁠ — — — Photo 1: Babe’s owner Nora McConnell-Johnson, right, watches Game 6 Final between the Valkyries and Dream on Oct. 29, 2026. Photo 2: Ciara Smith, from left, Shana Sumers and Angie Martinez react. Photo 3: Angel Reese fan Tracy Hough cheers as she watches the game. Photo 4: Juliana Masci, from left, Meagan Shamberger, Sydney Minnis and Leah Headd, members of Babe’s Street Team, make breakfast sandwiches. Photo 5: People work on laptops before watching Game 6 of the WNBA Finals. Photo 6: Coreena Besecker sorts WNBA player trading cards. 📝 Julia Poe / Chicago Tribune 📷 Eileen T. Meslar / Chicago Tribune

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