A bizarre and decidedly crude string of incidents has eclipsed the action on the court in the WNBA this week and top figures in the league are calling out the disrespect they’re feeling as a result.

Sparks star Kelsey Plum kicks an object off the court during Tuesday night's game. / WNBA A troubling trend in fan behavior at WNBA games continued on Tuesday night. During the Indiana Fever-Los ...

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While WNBA coaches and players plead with fans to stop throwing fluorescent sex toys onto the court during games, conservative sports pundit Dan Dakich urged the women’s basketball league to “embrace” ...

WNBA players and fans are calling the incidents "disrespectful" and no laughing matter. One mental health expert weighs in on what the situation is conveying to women.