Chicago Sky release statement on latest sex toy incident

The Chicago Sky have released a statement regarding an incident on Friday evening where an attendee threw sex toys onto the court. The incident happened during the third quarter of the Chicago Sky’s victory over the Valkyries.

The organization issued a statement on their social media accounts on Saturday.

“The Chicago Sky are steadfastly committed to player and fan safety. Throwing objects on the court violates our fan code of conduct policy and is disruptive and dangerous. Investigations of the August 21 Sky game incident are underway by the Sky, Wintrust Arena, Chicago Police, and WNBA league officials. We are in the process of identifying the individuals involved and will pursue prosecution upon identification. Anyone caught violating this policy will be prosecuted and face a lifetime ban from our arenas,” the statement read.

Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud also sounded off on what occurred.

“Y’all lame as [expletive],” she said. “In most of these occasions, it’s men. And I want you to know that the ****** thing you can do is to go to a sex shop, buy a dildo and come to a women’s game and throw the dildo on the court. I’m a firm believer that anyone that has so much of a problem with a marginalized group, just come out and say that you’re a part of our group, because the hate is unwarranted. It says more about the internal struggles of the individual than it ever will say about the collective group.

She added, “The men that are throwing it, shows that you are weak. And it says a lot about how you feel about women. But we don’t care. It’s a disruption of the game. Y’all lame to us. Y’all gay to us. We see it. Keep throwing them if you want to keep telling us you’re ***.”

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