Imagine settling in for an epic WNBA game and suddenly - PLOT TWIST - someone decides sex toys are the hottest new court accessory. Yeah, we’re not kidding.

Over the past couple weeks, multiple WNBA games have been disrupted by flying adult novelties, turning what should be a stellar sports moment into a bizarre spectacle. From Atlanta to Los Angeles, these inappropriate projectiles have been creating chaos, nearly hitting players and causing serious security headaches.

A Viral Prank Gone Wrong

Turns out, these aren’t just random accidents. Some wannabe internet “comedians” are intentionally throwing sex toys as part of a social media trend, hoping to go viral. Spoiler alert: it’s not funny, it’s just plain disrespectful.

Taking a Stand Against Harassment

The league isn’t taking this lying down. Multiple individuals have been arrested, facing charges ranging from disorderly conduct to public indecency. The WNBA has made it crystal clear: throw anything on the court, and you’re looking at a minimum one-year ban.

More Than Just a Disruption

Beyond the immediate chaos, players and coaches are highlighting a deeper issue. Minnesota Lynx coach Cheryl Reeve called it out perfectly: this is another form of sexualizing women, a tired tactic used to undermine their professional achievements. Sophie Cunningham summed up the frustration beautifully, questioning how the league can be taken seriously with these juvenile stunts.

Bottom line? These aren’t pranks - they’re harassment. And the WNBA is making it abundantly clear: respect is non-negotiable.