Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom drew widespread criticism during Sunday night's game between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky when he had to be removed from the arena after a verbal altercation with Sky guard Natasha Cloud. However, Indiana Fever coach Stephanie White doesn't want to give him the attention he was clearly seeking.
After the game, which the Fever won by a score of 113-90 thanks to a prolific performance from superstar Caitlin Clark, White urged the media not to give Kanter "any gas."
Throughout Sunday night's game, Kanter could be seen sitting courtside wearing a black T-shirt that read: "WOMAN noun. adult human female," a statement against trans women in women's sports.
In the final minutes of the third quarter, tensions rose between Kanter and Cloud, resulting in a verbal altercation near the team's bench.
The Sky guard began walking toward Kanter Freedom and shouting at him. Kanter, meanwhile, was standing with his arms outstretched and stepped toward the court before security escorted him out.
#cloud
After the game, which the Fever won by a score of 113-90 thanks to a prolific performance from superstar Caitlin Clark, White urged the media not to give Kanter "any gas."
Throughout Sunday night's game, Kanter could be seen sitting courtside wearing a black T-shirt that read: "WOMAN noun. adult human female," a statement against trans women in women's sports.
In the final minutes of the third quarter, tensions rose between Kanter and Cloud, resulting in a verbal altercation near the team's bench.
The Sky guard began walking toward Kanter Freedom and shouting at him. Kanter, meanwhile, was standing with his arms outstretched and stepped toward the court before security escorted him out.
#cloud
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