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Enes Kanter says he ‘can’t wait’ to attend every Indiana Fever playoff game while defending his actions

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Having been kicked out of the Fever-Sky WNBA clash, Enes Kanter claims he shouldn’t be banned. He also said he will attend every playoff game.

Enes Kanter created headlines within the WNBA once again after his heated exchange with Natasha Cloud during a game between the Indiana Fever and Chicago Sky.

The W recently said that Kanter and others like him would not be allowed to declare for the draft as they had announced they would. However, the former NBA player can still attend games as a fan.

There have been calls following the incident at the latest game for him to be banned from attending games. Kanter addressed these takes by expressing his excitement to attend even more games.

Photo by Joseph Weiser/Icon Sportswire via Getty ImagesEnes Kanter says he broke no rules, reveals plan to attend every Fever playoff game

Kanter has been showing support for the Indiana Fever since Sophie Cunningham’s comments are what began the entire trans athlete debate that continues to escalate.

The ex-NBA player went on Fox News to address any potential bans, and explained how he would find a way to attend all the playoff games that Indiana plays.

“If there is any news out there, please don’t listen to those sources. It’s all fake news,” Kanter said. “I did not break any kind of rules. I did not step over the baseline. I literally just opened my arms.

“They should not be banning me from any games. “You know what? I’m so excited for the playoffs. I cannot wait to go to every Playoff game that the Indiana Fever is going to play.

“I don’t get those tickets under my name because I don’t know if they’ll cancel it or not. So, I’m going to get the tickets under my manager’s name.”

This is a big statement from Kanter, his presence at future WNBA games is sure to be divisive. It remains to be seen how the league will handle his promise to attend all these games considering the headlines it could create.

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Source: Yahoo Sports

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