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Enes Kanter reveals why parents should never let their daughters date NBA players
Enes Kanter Freedom has made a striking claim about the NBA’s off-court culture, warning parents against letting their daughters date professional athletes after alleging that more than 95 per cent of NBA players cheat. The former Utah Jazz centre shared his views during an appearance on Savannah Chrisley’s podcast Unlocked, recalling an unusual rookie responsibility that gave him an insight into the private lives of his teammates.
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