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Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter announced Tuesday that Enes Kanter Freedom has been barred from entering Wintrust Arena, the team’s home venue. The prohibition follows an altercation involving Freedom and Sky player Natasha Cloud that occurred Sunday, according to Alter’s statement to reporters covering the team.
Alter characterized Freedom’s conduct as demonstrating a potential threat, saying the individual has shown behavior warranting the arena ban. The owner made his position clear during remarks to the beat writers who cover the organization regularly.
Further details regarding the nature of the confrontation between Freedom and Cloud remain limited as the situation continues to develop.
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