Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter addressed the decision to eject Enes Kanter Freedom from Wintrust Arena without a warning by noting that some actions, like shooting at someone with a gun, do not merit warnings.
\n\nThis is more fallout from the Sunday incident with Sky player Natasha Cloud.
\n\nOutkick published audio of Alter being asked why Freedom was not given a warning, and Alter replied, “He wasn’t given a warning because certain threats don’t get warnings.”
\n\nAlter continued, “He was given a lot of leeway, as I said, he was sitting there, and he was trash-talking…but at a certain point, you know.”
\n\nHe added, “To use an extreme example, when you shoot a gun at someone you don’t get a warning, ‘Don’t do that again.'”
\n\nBreitbart News noted that, on Tuesday, Alter not only addressed Freedom’s ejection from the game but also announced he was banned from the arena going forward.
\n\nAlter said, “He has demonstrated to us, unequivocally, that he has the potential to be a threat.”
\n\nHe added, “He began to chirp with her in the third quarter. I would characterize it as trash talking, nothing personal. Basketball-related, but enough to get her attention, engage her, and in…
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