Sky Make Enes Kanter Freedom Announcement After Natasha Cloud Confrontation
3 pick in the 2011 NBA Draft by the Utah Jazz, where he played the first part of his career. She was also a WNBA All-Defensive First Team selection and the league's assists leader in 2022.She didn't speak at any postgame press conferences after the Fever-Sky game regarding her confrontation with Kanter Freedom. According to Front Office Sports' report, a Sky spokesperson said Cloud spoke with team and league security following the game.They also reported that sources have said the WNBA won't issue a league-wide ban against Kanter Freedom over Sunday's confrontation with Cloud.
- ▪3 pick in the 2011 NBA Draft by the Utah Jazz, where he played the first part of his career.
- ▪She was also a WNBA All-Defensive First Team selection and the league's assists leader in 2022.She didn't speak at any postgame press conferences after the Fever-Sky game regarding her confrontation with Kanter Freedom.
- ▪According to Front Office Sports' report, a Sky spokesperson said Cloud spoke with team and league security following the game.They also reported that sources have said the WNBA won't issue a league-wide ban against Kanter Freedom over Sund
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By Matthew CoudenContributing Writer0ShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom attended this past Sunday's Chicago Sky game against the Indiana Fever and got himself ejected when he got into a heated argument from a courtside area with the Sky's Natasha Cloud.Now, several days after Kanter Freedom's ejection from the game, the Sky have made a major decision: they've banned him from attending any future games in their venue indefinitely.According to Front Office Sports' Colin Salao, Sky owner Michael Alter spoke about Kanter Freedom's ban and indicated he won't be allowed back in the Wintrust Arena "unless sometime in the future,…
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