Chicago Sky principal owner Michael Alter refused to address the possibility of Enes Kanter Freedom, who has been banned from attending Wintrust Arena games, potentially playing as a visiting WNBA player against the Sky next season. Alter, who had previously ejected Freedom from a game following a verbal altercation with Sky guard Natasha Cloud, dismissed the hypothetical scenario as “ridiculous” when asked if the attendance ban would extend to Freedom if he were to enter the WNBA Draft and be rostered by an opposing team. Freedom, who has publicly declared his intent to enter the WNBA Draft and challenge the league’s eligibility rules, insists he will pursue a roster spot despite reports suggesting he is ineligible, leaving the unprecedented situation of a banned spectator potentially becoming a playing opponent unresolved by the Sky’s ownership.
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