Natasha Cloud dismisses Enes Kanter Freedom as Sky ban him from home games
NEW YORK (AP) - Natasha Cloud didn't want to waste time and energy talking regarding Enes Kanter Freedom on Saturday as she prepared for the Chicago Sky's game against the New York Liberty.
NEW YORK (AP) – Natasha Cloud didn't want to waste time and energy talking regarding Enes Kanter Freedom on Saturday as she prepared for the Chicago Sky's game against the New York Liberty.
Key points
- Cloud obtained into a confrontation with Freedom at last Sunday's Chicago home game against the Indiana Fever.
- "I won't be talking about anything that happened with an irrelevant person, " Cloud remarked.
- Cloud then went on to name domestic violence, sexual assault and food insecurities as three things that women are most affected by.
What happened
"I won't be talking about anything that happened with an irrelevant person, " Cloud remarked. "What I will focus on is what actually affects women and children currently in 2026."
Cloud obtained into a confrontation with Freedom at last Sunday's Chicago home game against the Indiana Fever. The former NBA player was sitting along the baseline wearing a black shirt that read "WOMAN noun. Adult human female." The Fever pressed a timeout after Cloud scored inside with 1: 22 left in the third. Cloud then chest bumped with teammate Aicha Coulibaly before turning around and walking in Freedom's direction.
The bottom line
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