​Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty ImagesEnes Kanter couldn’t wait to chime in after the incident involving A’ja Wilson and the Fever.Enes Kanter Freedom seems determined to insert himself into every WNBA controversy, routinely using baseline seats as a platform for political attention.Before calling for A’ja Wilson’s suspension, Kanter sparked a scene at a Chicago Sky game while wearing an anti-trans shirt. That incident escalated into a shouting match with Natasha Cloud, ending with security escorting him out.He subsequently sued the Sky over the ejection, proving that whether he’s lecturing players, challenging rules, or arguing from the stands, he won’t miss an opportunity to jump in front of a camera.And Enes Kanter went straight after A’ja Wilson following her baseline exchange with a spectator, calling the Las Vegas star a “drama queen” and demanding the WNBA step in. Pointing to league rules on player-fan interactions, Kanter insisted she face an immediate suspension.‘What a drama queen! A’ja Wilson should be suspended immediately, along with every teammate who followed her into the stands. She left the court, walked into the baseline seats, and confronted a fan.‘@WNBA Rule 12A is clear: if a player deliberately enters the stands during a game, they are automatically ejected. The Fever investigated the fan and determined he did NOT violate their Fan Code of Conduct.‘Hey Aja, you’re the face of the @WNBA. Control your emotions or face the consequences. Rules are rules. Apply them. #WNBA’Kanter is right, Wilson technically broke WNBA rules by leaving the court to enter the stands, and the fact that the fan was found to have been in the right only adds to the controversy.Read more:Stephen A Smith gives his take on A’ja Wilson’s interaction with fan during Fever game‘Epic performance’ – WNBA analyst explains what she loved about Caitlin Clark’s display vs AcesSkip Bayless issues glowing review of Arike Ogunbowale’s record-setting WNBA playoff display