Former WNBA No. 5 Pick Gets Traded Before Deadline originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The WNBA season has featured several in-season moves that have completely swayed the league standings. Ahead of the trade deadline, teams across the league are looking to make their final push in terms of roster changes before the postseason window closes.

The trade deadline has passed, which means we've reached the final regular-season checkpoint as we push toward the postseason. With roughly a month to go, it's going to be excited to see teams jockey for playoff position—or pull the plug on a push altogether.

Who set themselves up best for a title run? Which player landed in the best situation? Our staff breaks it all down in a post-WNBA trade deadline roundtable.

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.

A spokesperson for the group told USA Today that members started throwing green sex toys to coincide with the launch of the meme-coin, which was created the day before the first incident. The group wanted to use the "viral stunts" to garner attention, they said.

The WNBA isn't the first league that has had to deal with sex toys being thrown on the playing surface. Here is a brief history.

Alyssa Thomas had 18 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists to become the first WNBA player with three straight triple-doubles, and the Phoenix Mercury beat the Indiana Fever 95-60 for their third consecu

Alyssa Thomas of the Phoenix Mercury made WNBA history Thursday night by becoming the first player in league history to record three consecutive triple-doubles. The nine-year veteran had 18 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists during the Mercury's 95-60 win over the Indiana Fever.

Alyssa Thomas, star of the Phoenix Mercury, has left her mark on the WNBA by becoming the first player to achieve triple-doubles in three consecutive games.