Spectators throw sex toys onto WNBA court during Chicago Sky game
A third-quarter interruption occurred when multiple sex toys were tossed onto the court at a Chicago Sky match, marking the second consecutive day of similar disruptions in the league.
A Chicago Sky game against the Golden State Valkyries was halted in the third quarter after several sex toys were thrown onto the court, with at least one landing on the playing surface. The incident follows a similar disruption the previous day when a fan threw a sex toy during a Los Angeles Sparks versus Atlanta Dream game, resulting in a lifetime ban for the individual.
The Sky secured a 73-70 win, sealed by a game-winning shot from Sydney Taylor. Sky guard Natasha Cloud condemned the behavior, stating that the men responsible were "weak" and that the actions reflected personal issues rather than any criticism of women. Taylor described the act as "corny."
The league has previously dealt with comparable incidents; last season, green sex toys were thrown onto courts in six games during a July-August stretch, a pattern that later subsided.