Valkyries focused on positives after Game 6 loss to Dream

The Golden State Valkyries faced a tough loss against the Atlanta Dream in Game 6 of the WNBA Finals, falling 80-69 and tying the series at 3-3. Despite a disastrous first quarter, point guard Veronica Burton expressed optimism, noting that the team showed resilience by not giving up, unlike in previous games where they struggled to compete.

The Valkyries managed to narrow a 25-point deficit to eight in the fourth quarter, which Burton highlighted as a positive takeaway heading into the decisive Game 7. The team acknowledged the need to match the urgency displayed by the Dream, who were fighting to stay alive in the series. Although the Valkyries started slow, they improved their performance in the second half, winning both quarters. With the series now tied, Golden State is focused on adjustments and maintaining their defensive intensity as they prepare for the final game of the season.