"When you shoot a gun at someone, you don't get a warning, 'Don't do that again.'

"You don't get a warning, 'Don't do that again.'" Chicago Sky principal owner Michael Alter compares Enes Kanter Freedom's ejection to the extreme example of someone shooting a gun when pressed on why the former NBA player wasn't warned before being thrown out and later banned from Wintrust Arena. Alter says Freedom became a "potential threat" when he stepped toward the court during a heated exchange with Sky guard Natasha Cloud. Freedom maintains he never stepped onto the court and argues he should have received a warning. Alter acknowledges he doesn't know whether Freedom actually stepped onto the court, but says security acted immediately when he moved in that direction.