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Cryptocurrency group claims responsibility for throwing sex toys on the court during WNBA games
After more than five incidents of lime green sex toys being launched onto courts mid-game, on Wednesday, Aug. 6, an anonymous source in the cryptocurrency world confirmed to ESPN that he’s a part of a group that orchestrated the viral crude stunt.
The WNBA issued a statement about working with federal law enforcement to pursue criminal charges against fans throwing sex toys onto courts during games.
The Valkyrie's player is part of the new shoppable Rakuten “Shop the Look” campaign program alongside teammates Kate Martin ...
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Donald Trump Jr. posted a doctored image of President Trump tossing a sex toy onto a WNBA court Thursday night — mocking the ...
President’s son’s latest tongue-in-cheek post refers to incident at top flight women’s basketball game last week ...
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Caitlin Clark admits ‘responsibility’ to return to WNBA court, reveals mother’s powerful adviceAfter not missing a single game last season, Caitlin Clark has missed over half of the Indiana Fever’s outings this season ...
A bizarre and decidedly crude string of incidents has eclipsed the action on the court in the WNBA this week and top figures ...
With Jacy Sheldon heading to the Washington Mystics at the WNBA trade deadline, she hopes that she has more freedom than the ...
After a man suspected of tossing the dildo at the Golden State-Atlanta game was arrested on Saturday, the WNBA warned that ...
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