Sex Toys Thrown on WNBA Courts in Multiple Cities Over Week

In the past week, multiple incidents involving sex toys being thrown onto the court at WNBA games have raised safety concerns for players and officials. The most recent event occurred during the Sparks' game against the Indiana Fever in Los Angeles, where a sex toy landed near Fever star Sophie Cunningham, who had previously expressed frustration about such behavior on social media. Similar incidents were reported at games in Phoenix, New York, Chicago, and Atlanta, including one where a fan, Delbert Carver, was arrested and charged with disorderly conduct, public indecency, and criminal trespass. The WNBA has emphasized the safety risks posed by objects thrown onto the court and stated that any fan who does so will face immediate ejection and a minimum one-year ban, along with potential arrest and prosecution. Players like Cunningham and Isabelle Harrison have voiced their displeasure, citing safety and professionalism concerns. The league continues to prioritize arena security and the well-being of all participants to prevent such disruptions.