What to know about the sex toys being thrown onto the court at WNBA games, including the latest clues into why it keeps happening.

A spokesperson for the group told USA Today that 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, they said.

Holmgren supported his fellow Minnesotan during a career night. Bueckers scored a career-best 44 points in the Dallas Wings' 81-80 loss to the Los Angeles Sparks on Wednesday. The performance broke a WNBA record for most points scored in a game by a rookie. The back-and-forth thriller ended with Kelsey Plum's game-winner.

Caitlin Clark has dropped her official logo as a Nike signature athlete. It's the first step to a signature shoe, which is coming in 2026.

Before being waived from the Storm, Sundell appeared in one preseason game and struggled in her 20 minutes, tallying 1 point (0-3 FG), 1 assist, and 4 turnovers. She’ll get a more extended opportunity with the Wings this week. After taking on the Sun on Wednesday, Dallas faces the Atlanta Dream on Friday and the Minnesota Lynx on Monday.

Why are people throwing sex toys on WNBA courts? Because we live in a time and culture where the morons are comfortable doing so.

On the online betting site Polymarket, people bet more than $460,000 on whether another sex toy would be thrown at a WNBA game by Friday. Another site took bets on the color of the next sex toy ...

Off Season’s expansion into the WNBA has been a “natural evolution,” says Kristin Juszczyk, the “biggest fan” of the league’s culture and community.

The Connecticut Sun have had a difficult 2025 season to say the least, but the positive is that the team has had many practical developments throughout the year