Before Game 7 of the WNBA Finals, players from the Atlanta Dream and Golden State Valkyries exited the floor ahead of the national anthem. This action was consistent throughout all seven games of the finals.
The Golden State Valkyries emerged victorious in this season’s WNBA Finals, securing their first championship title. Despite a hard-fought effort, Angel Reese and the Atlanta Dream fell short in Game 7. The series, marked by the ongoing anthem protests, highlighted the players’ decision to leave the court as a form of expression.
The Valkyries’ win ended the season with one final anthem snub, as they celebrated their historic victory. This series has added an intriguing chapter to the league’s history, with discussions around the anthem protests continuing alongside the athletic competition.
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