Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud condemns a renewed trend in which sex toys are thrown onto WNBA courts during games. Following the pattern’s return, arena staff remove the items from the court during Chicago’s 73–70 win over the Golden State Valkyries on Friday night, and players remain on the court during the incident.
Cloud also refers to a similar event the previous day involving the Atlanta Dream and the Los Angeles Sparks. Multiple outlets report that at least one suspect is detained in connection with the earlier incident. Both accounts describe Cloud speaking publicly to criticize the behavior and the people engaging in it, using strongly worded language.
While the reporting focuses on Cloud’s remarks and the specifics of the games involved, details such as the number of objects tossed and the scale of arrests vary by outlet. The overall coverage agrees that the incidents occur during live play and prompt on-site staff intervention, with league games continuing after objects are removed.
