Enes Kanter Freedom ejected from Sky-Fever game after verbal altercation with Natasha Cloud

Freedom responded and stepped toward the floor, prompting security to intervene and usher the 11-year NBA veteran out as the Chicago crowd rained down boos.

He followed with another jab: "It's always women hating on other women."

Cloud previously called America "trash," so Freedom offered to buy her a ticket to China, Russia or Turkey, where she could trade her woke complaints for a firsthand look at actual tyranny. He also arrived Sunday wearing a shirt with the definition of "woman" printed across it, a message Cloud apparently did not appreciate.

After the game, Sky players Azura Stevens and Aicha Coulibaly were asked about Freedom's ejection.

Stevens quickly shut down the topic, telling reporters, "There was just a fan incident and the security handled it. We're going to just focus on the game." 

She did not take follow-up questions about Kanter Freedom.

Before getting tossed, Freedom spent the afternoon poking the bear.

At halftime, he posted a photo outside an arena restroom with the caption: "It's halftime and I need to use the restroom… Rules are rules @WNBA."

Enes was also part of a hostile pregame scene outside the arena. A mob of progressive fans confronted Freedom, forcing security to form a shield around the 6-foot-10 former NBA center. One spectator flipped him the bird, while another shouted, "You were sorry in the league!"

He posted a video of the confrontation, writing: "We are getting attacked before the @WNBA game in Chicago."

Caitlin Clark's Fever beat Chicago, 113-90.

Requests for comment sent to the Chicago Sky and Wintrust Arena management were not immediately returned.