Enes Kanter Freedom expresses interest in becoming WNBA commissioner
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 4, 2026, 4:37 PM
Last updated Sep 4, 2026

Enes Kanter Freedom has publicly proposed himself as a candidate to lead the WNBA following reports that commissioner Cathy Engelbert is set to retire. Kanter Freedom stated that his potential leadership would focus on defining league rules and addressing what he described as systemic issues regarding the protection of women's sports. He claimed his tenure would prioritize common sense and fairness within the organization. While the WNBA has not confirmed an official search process for a new commissioner, Kanter Freedom signaled his readiness to step into the role. His comments come amid ongoing public discussions about the league's administrative future and internal policy standards. No further details regarding the transition or specific leadership changes have been formally announced by the league office.
- •Enes Kanter Freedom offered to replace WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert.
- •Reports indicate that Cathy Engelbert is planning to retire.
- •Kanter Freedom stated he intends to adjust existing league rules.
- •No official timeline for a leadership transition has been released.
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