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Source: Front Office Sports
Summary
In 2025, several men were arrested for throwing sex toys onto the court during WNBA games. A man was recently banned indefinitely for the same behavior. Natasha Cloud, a WNBA player, criticized male fans for the act, calling it “the gayest thing” to throw a dildo at a women’s game. The incident occurred during a Chicago Dream game, with the individual apprehended by security and banned from all league events.
Our Reading
The habit gets a new name.
Sex toys are now “court decor.”
Fans are now “performance artists.”
Discipline is just another way to be weird.
Balance is a myth.
Throwing dildos is the new high-five.
It’s not a joke, it’s a statement.
You don’t need a reason, you just need a toy.
It’s not about the game, it’s about the reaction.
It’s not a problem, it’s a trend.
Original observation: Throwing sex toys at women’s sports is the latest way to prove you’re not a fan, just a voyeur.
Author: Evan Null
WNBA Star Blasts Male Fans For Throwing Adult Toys Onto Court
WNBA player Natasha Cloud expressed frustration with male fans throwing adult toys onto the court during games. The issue resurfaced after a man was caught throwing a green sex toy during a Chicago Dream game. The individual was arrested and received an indefinite ban from all WNBA, NBA, and other league events. Cloud criticized the behavior, calling it “the gayest thing” to throw a dildo at a women’s game.
2025 Incident Resurfaces
The incident is part of a recurring issue that began in 2025, when several men were arrested for similar behavior. The latest case has reignited discussions about fan conduct at women’s sports events. A source familiar with the situation told Front Office Sports that the individual was apprehended by arena security and banned from all league games and events.
Natasha Cloud Speaks Out
After the Chicago Dream game, Cloud addressed the issue publicly, expressing her anger at male fans for throwing sex toys onto the court. She said, “In most of these occasions, it’s men. And I want you to know that’s the gayest thing that you can do is go to a sex shop, buy a d-ldo, come to a women’s game to throw the d-ldo on the court.” Her comments sparked a conversation about inappropriate fan behavior at women’s sports events.
League Takes Action
The WNBA has taken a firm stance against such incidents. The man involved in the latest case was banned indefinitely from all WNBA, NBA, and other league-affiliated games and events. This follows a pattern of disciplinary action against fans who engage in similar behavior. The league continues to emphasize the importance of respectful conduct at its games.
BroBible Reports
The story was first reported by BroBible, which cited a source familiar with the situation. The post originally appeared on BroBible and was later picked up by Front Office Sports. The incident highlights ongoing challenges with fan behavior at women’s sports events and the need for continued enforcement of conduct policies.
