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Sky Owner Says Enes Kanter Freedom Is Banned From Home Games, Calling Him 'a Potential Threat'
On Sunday, former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom was escorted from Wintrust Arena in Chicago after a verbal altercation with Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud during a game against the Indiana Fever.
Freedom sat courtside wearing a shirt defining "woman, noun, adult human female," which reportedly angered Cloud, an LGBTQ+ advocate who later posted on Threads, "To every trans kid/person, you are apart of my community & tribe."
In a Fox News interview, Freedom claimed Cloud approached him after Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham hit a shot, allegedly yelling, "She's not gonna sleep with you."
The WNBA Fan Code of Conduct guarantees fans the right "to expect an environment where there is No Space For Hate," while the league stated it denounces "bad-faith efforts to use these topics to demean or marginalize others."
Broader tensions persist as Freedom and former NBA player Royce White challenge current WNBA eligibility rules, which restrict participation to women without specific gender identity guidelines.