After settling some scheduling issues, the Atlanta Dream emerged victorious, 80-69, against the Golden State Valkyries in Game 6 of the WNBA Finals, setting up a winner takes all Game 7 set for Saturday, Oct. 31. And in forcing a Game 7, the Dream made history as this is the first time that a WNBA Finals series has gone to a full seven games.

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It should also be noted that last season was the first in which the WNBA switched its Finals format to a best-of-seven series. And no matter who wins in Game 7 be it the Valkyries or Dream, the league will crown a first-time champion.