Megan Rapinoe mocks Enes Kanter Freedom's 'protect women' comments, calls him 'bad-faith actor'
Another episode of Megan Rapinoe’s "Why Are You Like This?" podcast has led to the former USWNT star chiming in about the latest in the WNBA , specifically Enes Kanter Freedom being ejected from the Chicago Sky-Indiana Fever game this past weekend.
Rapinoe started her latest podcast episode discussing the situation where Freedom was escorted out in the third quarter of the Sky’s loss to the Fever, which involved Chicago’s Natasha Cloud.
Cloud had scored a basket, which led to a Fever timeout.
She then directed her emotion toward Freedom, who was sitting near the basket at Wintrust Arena.
That led the former NBA center to stand up and walk toward her.
Sky players and security got in between the two.
Sky officials explained to OutKick later Tuesday that security and Chicago police determined Freedom was a threat, leading to his being escorted out and eventually barred from Wintrust Arena.
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DOWNLOAD NOW! Freedom later told OutKick in an exclusive interview that Cloud allegedly said, "She’s not gonna sleep with you," referring to Fever star Sophie Cunningham , who has been in the middle of controversy after her thoughts on keeping biological men out of women’s sports.
"And I was like, 'I am not trying to sleep with her.
I’m just here to protect women and support her.' And then, obviously, after that she started yapping, and she started to walk towards me, and literally I just got up, and then I was like, 'I’m just here to protect women, and that’s all.'" SMUG MEGAN RAPINOE GOES ON UNHINGED RANT, ATTACKS RILEY GAINES AND SOPHIE CUNNINGHAM OVER WOMEN'S SPORTS Well, Rapinoe caught wind of Freedom’s comments, and gave quite the sarcastic diatribe about them.
"He later, in continuing the absolute grift that was this whole thing, gave some quotes to OutKick Sports and Fox News — no surprise there.
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