WNBA Faces Multiple Disruptions as Coach Reeve Condemns Sexualization of Women

The WNBA has faced repeated disruptions as sex toys have been thrown onto courts during at least six games over the past two weeks, causing concern among players, coaches, and league officials. Minnesota Lynx head coach Cheryl Reeve condemned these incidents as part of a long history of the sexualization of women, emphasizing that such acts are harmful, not humorous, and should be reported as serious issues rather than jokes. Reeve called for accountability for those responsible, highlighting that sexualization is used to oppress women and should not be trivialized. The league has responded by enforcing security measures, ejecting offenders, and making arrests in Georgia and Arizona related to the disturbances. A cryptocurrency meme coin company has claimed responsibility, stating they did not target women's sports specifically but aimed to create disruption similar to other sports. The WNBA maintains that safety is a priority, condemns these acts, and stresses the importance of treating the incidents with the seriousness they deserve.