Sex Toys Disrupt WNBA Games in Chicago and Los Angeles
Sex toys were thrown onto the court during WNBA games in Chicago and Los Angeles, disrupting play. This incident is a repeat of similar events that occurred in 2025.

Chicago, IL, August 22, 2026 —
CHICAGO, IL –
Two recent WNBA games, one in Chicago and another in Los Angeles, experienced disruptions when sex toys were thrown onto the court. These incidents caused temporary stoppages in play during both games.
The exact dates of these specific game disruptions were not provided in the available information. However, the trend summary indicates that these events are not isolated, noting that similar incidents also occurred in 2025. This suggests a recurring pattern of fan behavior impacting WNBA contests.
Details regarding the individuals responsible for throwing the items, the specific games affected, or any disciplinary actions taken by the WNBA or the venues were not immediately available. The disruptions highlight a challenge for league and venue security in managing fan conduct and ensuring uninterrupted gameplay.
The WNBA has not issued a public statement regarding these specific incidents. Further information regarding the league’s response or any potential policy changes related to fan behavior is pending.
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