Enes Kanter Freedom said he is considering taking legal action after being removed from a Chicago Sky game, arguing that he did nothing that justified his ejection.
“I didn’t break any of the rules,” Freedom told “Hannity,” maintaining that he never stepped onto the court or made physical contact with a player during the incident.
The former NBA center also criticized Sky owner Michael Alter over his comparison of Freedom’s behavior to an extreme gun-related scenario used while explaining why no warning was necessary.
“For them to come out and throw me out of the game and literally…they said say [my] actions were equal to shooting a gun, I just couldn’t believe it,” Freedom said.
Freedom indicated that the dispute may eventually move beyond public statements.
“We might be looking into a lawsuit for sure because this is unacceptable,” he added.
