Imagine watching a thrilling WNBA game when suddenly, a sex toy lands on the court! This bizarre incident not only left players and fans stunned but also sparked a swift response from the league. Just when you thought you’d seen it all in sports, the WNBA is now tackling a strange new challenge.

The WNBA confirmed on Saturday that an individual was arrested for throwing a sex toy onto the court during the Atlanta Dream game against Golden State earlier this week. This outrageous act occurred late in the fourth quarter while the Dream faced off against the Golden State Warriors in College Park, Georgia. But that wasn’t the end of it! Just two days later, chaos ensued once again in Chicago when another sex toy was hurled under the basket during a game involving the Sky and the Warriors, which Golden State won 73-66. An official even had to kick the object aside before it was removed from the court, adding a surreal twist to the night.

While it remains unclear whether the perpetrator from the Sky game was apprehended, the WNBA has taken a firm stance against these disruptions. In an official statement, they emphasized, “The safety and well-being of everyone in our arenas is a top priority for our league.” They warned that fans throwing any objects onto the court face immediate ejection, a minimum one-year ban, and potential arrest. It seems the league is serious about maintaining the integrity and safety of the game.

Elizabeth Williams, a center for the Chicago Sky, didn’t hold back her feelings about the incident, stating, “It’s super disrespectful. I don’t really get the point of it. It’s really immature. Whoever is doing it needs to grow up.” Her frustration echoes the sentiment many fans share—this behavior crosses the line.

Social media erupted with reactions as well, with New York Liberty forward Isabelle Harrison demanding better security measures. “ARENA SECURITY?! Hello??!” she exclaimed on X. “Please do better. It’s not funny. Never was funny. Throwing ANYTHING on the court is so dangerous.”

Today’s WNBA arenas have strict security protocols, including no-bag policies or restrictions to clear bags only. Each bag is searched at entry to prevent any unwanted items from making their way into the stands. It’s clear that the league cannot afford to let security slip, especially with incidents like these shaking the foundation of their games.