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Enes Kanter Freedom is taking the Chicago Sky to court, filing a First Amendment lawsuit after being ejected from a game following a confrontation with guard Natasha Cloud. Kanter wore a shirt defining a woman as an adult human female, and now he's arguing his constitutional rights were violated on that arena floor.
Staying in the league, the Los Angeles Clippers are staring down one of the harshest penalties in recent NBA memory. The franchise must surrender five first-round picks and thirty million dollars after an illegal sponsorship arrangement with Kawhi Leonard came to light. A year-long suspension is also part of the punishment, leaving the organization in full damage-control mode heading into the season.
And over in tennis, Nick Kyrgios has accepted a one-month ban after testing positive for cocaine. The volatile Australian talent is now eligible to return to the court, but the timing couldn't be worse for a player still working to rebuild his reputation and get back to competing at the highest level.
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