The Sky's Natasha Cloud was dismissive of Enes Kanter Freedom, calling the former NBA player an "irrelevant person" while saying she is focused on issues that are "actually [affecting] women and children."
Natasha Cloud didn't want to waste time and energy talking about Enes Kanter Freedom on Saturday as she prepared for the Chicago Sky's game against the New York Liberty. To Cloud, Freedom is unimportant. “I won’t be talking about anything that happened with an irrelevant person,” Cloud said.
Natasha Cloud addressed the aftermath of Enes Kanter Freedom’s removal from a Chicago Sky game, calling him “irrelevant” and redirecting attention to issues affecting women.
After Chicago Sky star Natasha Cloud confronted Enes Kanter Freedom during the team’s 113-90 loss to the Indiana Fever last Sunday, it amplified the conversation running rampant around the WNBA regarding transgender athletes. With the incident between the Sky guard , Cloud, and Kanter Freedom the talk of the sports world, Cloud has moved on from […] The post Sky news: Natasha Cloud calls Enes Kanter Freedom 'irrelevant person' appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Natasha Cloud did not face reporters on Sunday following her controversial, heated verbal spat with former NBA player Enes Kanter. Nearly a week later, the Chicago Sky guard addressed the viral encounter, calling Kanter “an irrelevant person” before stressing that her focus remains on “real issues that face women.
Speaking for the first time Saturday since her verbal altercation with Enes Kanter Freedom, Sky guard Natasha Cloud refused to give the situation additional attention.
Chicago Sky guard Natasha Cloud did not address Enes Kanter Freedom by name and called him “irrelevant” during her first media availability since the pair got into a verbal altercation during a game on Aug. 23. “I won’t be talking about anything that happened with an irrelevant person,” Cloud said ahead of the Sky’s game against the New York Liberty Saturday afternoon. “What I will focus on is what actually affects women and children.” For the next two minutes, Cloud detailed three issues impact
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