Chicago Sky guard [PERSON_NAME] brands spectators "weird" for throwing sex toys on court, disrupting consecutive WNBA matches. The 34-year-old stated the acts reflect personal struggles rather than defining a collective group. She added that throwing objects shows extreme weakness and reveals deep-seated issues regarding women.

Per the New York Times, arena security caught a male spectator at one venue, issuing a lifetime ban. It remains unclear if those behind the second disruption were caught. Last season, a meme-coin group claimed responsibility. The league warns any spectator caught throwing items faces bans and prosecution.

USA Today reports the group plans to continue disrupting games to protest policies on transgender athletes. While no transgender athletes currently compete, recent comments from the [ADDRESS] Fever guard on eligibility sparked intense debate. The collective bargaining agreement states only players who are women are eligible.