The Valkyries now hold a 3-2 lead in the WNBA Finals.

Valkyries stars Kiah Stokes and Veronica Burton speak with the media after Golden State's Game 5 win over the Atlanta Dream on Monday at Chase Center.Kiah Stokes, Veronica Burton state Valkyries' ‘job not done' after Game 5 win originally appeared on NBC Sports Bay Area

The decision to move Game 6 to 12:30pm ET is a massive mistake.

SAN FRANCISCO — Kaila Charles had to contain her hype. The play wasn’t over. Atlanta guard Allisha Gray had charged up the court in transition, looking to attack early. Only Valkyries point guard Veronica Burton stood in the way. With Golden State clinging to a precarious four-point lead, Burton had to thwart an All-Star. Burton absorbed Gray’s shoulder, blocked the shot as she fell backward, grabbed the rebound under the basket and dumped it to Charles before crashing into the stanchion. Charle

SAN FRANCISCO — Through five games of the WNBA Finals, the Golden State Valkyries and Atlanta Dream have treated fans to 200 minutes of grinding and grating basketball, sometimes, agonizingly so. Only twice through these games has either team shot better than 35 percent (and that was not in the same game). They’ve averaged a turnover every minute and a half of play and a foul almost every minute. The fans have learned they can’t just cheer for the SportsCenter-type highlights in these games. Sha