WNBA head coach Cheryl Reeve addressed the recent incidents of sex toys being thrown onto the court on Thursday. There have been several cases where a dildo was thrown onto the court during a game. Overall, six instances have been reported where a fan threw an object during a game.The first incident occurred on July 29 during a game between the Golden State Valkyries and the Atlanta Dream. Fans and players were shocked when it happened, and the game had to be stopped. The most recent occurrence was on August 5 during a game between the Dallas Wings and the New York Liberty.Although there hasn't been an incident like this during a Minnesota Lynx game, their head coach still shared her true feelings about it. During a team practice on Thursday, Reeve took the opportunity to address the numerous times the sex toy has been thrown onto the court.Needless to say, she wasn't thrilled with the ongoing trend from fans.“I just want to comment,” Reeve said. “This has been going on for centuries. The sexualization of women — this is the latest version of that and it’s not funny. And it should not be the butt of jokes on any radio shows or in print or any comments.“The sexualization of women is what’s used to hold women down. This is no different. This is just a deleted story and we should write about it in that way.Cheryl Reeve also said she wants to hold people accountable for their actions. The head coach revealed she's tired of women being the "butt of the joke."“We’re not the butt of a joke, they’re the problem. We need to take action.”The WNBA enforced a "no bag" rule during Wednesday's game between the Valkyries and the Las Vegas Aces due to the surge in incidents.Cheryl Reeve said the Lynx have been interested in DiJonai Carrington since the offseasonThe Lynx made a significant addition to their roster on Sunday when they traded for DiJonai Carrington. The Minnesota team sent Diamond Miller, Karlie Samuelson, and a 2027 first-round pick to acquire the 2024 Most Improved Player. On Thursday, Cheryl Reeve revealed that the team was interested in acquiring Carrington; however, she was a restricted free agent, which prevented the Lynx from making a move. The team had been exploring the possibility of trading for the guard since January, according to the head coach.This season, Carrington played in 20 games for the Wings, averaging 10.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 1.8 assists. Cheryl Reeve aims to maximize what the guard can offer, especially on defense.