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Victor Wembanyama's Hilarious Reaction To The National Anthem Goes Viral

Victor Wembanyama found himself in some hot water when he was seen crossing his arms during the national anthem. He would also miss out on the national anthem twice during these Finals. Yesterday, during Game 5 introductions, he was seen scoffing at a particular section of the anthem. It's unclear what perturbed Wemby here.

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Steph Curry Congratulates Mike Brown On Winning The Finals

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Gilbert Arenas Claims He'd Support A Jalen Brunson Statue

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"Do What Kyrie Wants": Mark Cuban On The Mavericks' Future Alongside Kyrie Irving

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"Do What Kyrie Wants": Mark Cuban On The Mavericks' Future Alongside Kyrie Irving

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Knicks Set to Appear on the Tonight Show With Jimmy Fallon to Celebrate NBA Championship

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