OKC’s Kanter Apologizes to Teammates for his ‘Mistake’

Oklahoma City Thunder center Enes Kanter spoke with reporters for the first time Saturday since fracturing his right forearm by punching a chair during the game against the Dallas Mavericks. He said he apologized to his teammates for his “mistake.”

“Of course it’s like a really sad thing because like, I mean because you’re letting your teammates down when you make a mistake like that,” Kanter said. “I mean your coaches down and stuff. But the only thing you can do is just, you know, you learn from it. The one thing you know I wish we could go back [in] time and then I could take it back. But mistake happens and we just got to learn from it and control your emotions.”

Source: Royce Young of ESPN