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How sex toys thrown at WNBA games revealed a weird window into online culture and opened old wounds for women’s sports
A bizarre and decidedly crude string of incidents has eclipsed the action on the court in the WNBA this week and top figures in the league are calling out the disrespect they’re feeling as a result.
Why are sex toys being thrown during WNBA games?
A spokesperson for the group told USA Today, members started throwing green sex toys to coincide with the launch of the meme-coin, which was created the day before the first incident. The group wanted to use the "viral stunts" to garner attention.
The WNBA is still struggling with a string of sex-toy disturbances. In the past week and a half, sex toys have been thrown on ...
But in the days since, several more people have hurled green dildos from the stands at WNBA games. It happened last Friday in ...
A spokesman for the cryptocurrency meme coin creators told USA TODAY Sports they launched sex toys at WNBA games as a lighthearted joke.
Atlanta Dream beat Chicago Sky 86-65, moving up to 19-11, second in the East. Brittney Griner continues her recovery after ...
The WNBA landscape has shifted following the trade deadline. Contending teams are bolstering their lineups for the stretch ...
The WNBA trade deadline came and went with only one deal unfolding Thursday afternoon. The Mystics traded forward Aaliyah ...
As a result of these players being sidelined, Atlanta signed veteran guard Kamiah Smalls to a seven-day contract. After the game against the Sky on Thursday evening, however, her contract expired, but ...
The Atlanta Dream chase a top-2 WNBA playoff seed as they visit the Chicago Sky, who are clinging to postseason hopes late in the regular season.
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