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Natasha Cloud condemns ‘weak’ men throwing sex toys on to court at WNBA games

The Guardian Australia - Sport ·
Natasha Cloud condemns ‘weak’ men throwing sex toys on to court at WNBA games

Several young men arrested over incidents at games Trend emerged last season during games Cryptocurrency group has claimed responsibility Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud has spoken out after the return of a trend that involves sex toys being thrown on to the court during WNBA games.

Arena staff removed the objects from the court during the Sky’s win over the Golden State Valkyries on Friday night.

Players stayed on court during the incident.

A suspect was detained during a similar incident on Thursday during the Atlanta Dream’s win over the Los Angeles Sparks.

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