Chicago, IL — A tense moment late in the third quarter of Sunday night’s WNBA game between the Indiana Fever and the Chicago Sky led to the ejection of former NBA center Enes Kanter Freedom after a confrontation with Sky guard Natasha Cloud. The clash occurred as the teams faced off at the Sky’s home venue, with Cloud engaging Kanter Freedom during the game’s pivotal stretch.
Cloud, a noted Sky guard, confronted Kanter Freedom on the floor, prompting officials to intervene as temperature rose on the court. The confrontation culminated in Kanter Freedom being removed from the game, according to the event’s timeline.
Details on the exact remarks or actions that precipitated the incident were not disclosed in the available report. The episode occurred during the second half, and Sky and Fever players remained on the court as officials addressed the situation before the game resumed.
The incident marks another high-profile moment involving Kanter Freedom, known for his outspoken positions and public appearances in support of trans rights, though the specific reactions from team personnel or league officials beyond the ejection were not provided in the report. The game’s final score and subsequent developments were not included in the available information.