Sky owner declines to say if Kanter Freedom would be allowed to play at Wintrust Arena amid attendance ban
Quick Summary
Enes Kanter Freedom, a Turkish NBA player, has been banned from playing at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago due to his criticism of the Turkish government. The Sky's owner declined to comment on whether Kanter Freedom would be allowed to play, amid an attendance ban. Kanter Freedom has been an outspoken critic of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and has supported the Kurdish people, which has led to the ban due to his criticism of the Turkish government's human rights record.
Key Points
- Enes Kanter Freedom, a Turkish NBA player, has been banned from playing at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago due to his criticism of the Turkish government
- The Sky's owner, Jerry Reinsdorf's son, did not comment on whether Kanter Freedom would be allowed to play
- Kanter Freedom has been an outspoken critic of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan
- The ban on Kanter Freedom is reportedly due to his support for the Kurdish people and his criticism of the Turkish government's human rights record
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