Holly Rowe has a message for the people throwing sex toys at WNBA games.

“Those women don’t need your junk,” Rowe, who serves as the sideline reporter for the WNBA on ESPN and ABC, said Friday on WNBA Central with Holly Rowe on SiriusXM NBA Radio.

There have been at least seven incidents reported where sex toys were thrown at WNBA games. In four of these seven, the object actually landed on the court during live game action, causing a disruption in play

Kaden Lopez, 18, became the second man arrested last Wednesday after police said he was caught on video throwing the object toward the court at the Phoenix Mercury’s game against the Connecticut Sun on Tuesday.

“I did see the mug shot of the young man who was caught and arrested at one game, and I’m pretty sure that is the closest hi

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