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Enes Kanter Freedom has five questions for the commissioner of the WNBA after his ejection from a Chicago Sky game for quarreling with a player.

Kanter Freedom, a former NBA player, most notably with the Boston Celtics, is challenging the WNBA’s woke rules on gender by declaring himself eligible for next year’s draft. According to Kanter Freedom, since the league doesn’t define a woman as a biological woman, if he identifies as such once he steps on the court, he’s eligible.

The league met to try to figure out what the “W” in its initialism means and failed to come to a conclusion, meaning Kanter Freedom could end up being a No. 1 draft pick — if, of course, teams pick on talent alone.

And then he managed to make news this week by attending a Chicago Sky-Indiana Fever game in Chicago on Sunday and getting kicked out after beefing with the Sky’s Natasha Cloud:

Now, in a letter by Kanter Freedom to WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert obtained by OutKick, the player called out “apparent selective enforcement of League and arena policies that raises serious........

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