Former NBA player Enes Kanter Freedom is escorted out of a Chicago Sky home game against the Indiana Fever and later banned from future Sky games after a confrontation with Chicago guard Natasha Cloud during the late third quarter. Multiple outlets report that Cloud approached Kanter Freedom courtside, and he was removed from Wintrust Arena.

In Sunday’s game, Chicago loses 113–90, with Natasha Cloud scoring 16 points and recording seven assists, while Caitlin Clark scored 37. Reports describe Kanter Freedom’s court seating and highlight that he is known for outspoken views on transgender athletes. Yahoo Sports and others say WNBA security met with Cloud after the disruption. Brewerbier outlets also describe the arena’s rationale for the ban as relating to a “potential threat,” while other coverage focuses on the anti-trans-athlete debate and the ejection sequence. The coverage varies mainly in emphasis—game details and statistics versus the security response and stated justification for the ban—but all describe the same incident chain: confrontation, ejection, and a subsequent Sky ban.