Tyler Marsh defends Natasha Cloud after Enes Kanter incident in Sky's loss to Fever

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Chicago Sky coach Tyler Marsh defended guard Natasha Cloud after her on-court confrontation led to former NBA player Enes Kanter's removal during a 110-93 loss to the Indiana Fever. Cloud addressed Kanter after scoring, prompting his ejection from courtside. Marsh praised Cloud as the team's protector, saying the squad embraces her role. Kanter attended amid his controversial 2027 WNBA Draft declaration. The Sky were eliminated from playoff contention, with Fever guards Caitlin Clark and Kelsey Mitchell scoring 67 points. Cloud led Chicago with 16 points, seven assists, and four rebounds.


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