No, you can’t. You have not controlled it since the beginning of the turn, so it has summoning sickness.

Do creatures enter the battlefield tapped?

Creatures and nonbasic lands your opponents control enter the battlefield tapped. Creatures played by your opponents enter the battlefield tapped.

Do all permanents have summoning sickness?

A: All permanents have “summoning sickness,” but only creatures are affected by it. If a permanent is changed to a creature the turn it came into play, it won’t be able to attack or use activated abilities with the symbol any more.

Can you tap a creature with summoning sickness for crew?

Summoning-sick creatures can crew vehicles, just as they can tap to activate other abilities like convoke. You’ll need to crew a vehicle every turn you wish to use it, so make sure you have some untapped creatures around.

What happens when you put a creature on the battlefield?

You look at the cards, pick a creature (if there is one), put it directly onto the battlefield, then put the rest on the bottom of the library. The creature is never cast as a spell. There are some effects in the game that can counter an ability, but they’re very few and far between. The text will specifically say whether it can counter abilities.

When do you use creature abilities in sorcery?

Creature abilities, unless otherwise stated [and they’ll say so; usually with “activate this ability only any time you could cast a sorcery\\ have the same ‘speed’ as Instants, and can be cast any time you have priority. Want to know how we make our rulings? Follow the link! DCI Document Center.

Can a creature be countered by call to the kindred?

The creature put onto the battlefield by Call to the Kindred is not cast, so can’t be countered by things like Cancel, but the triggered ability of Call itself can be countered by things like Stifle though that is a rare effect on cards, and you won’t run into it that often.

What happens when you put a card on the battlefield?

Most of the time that’s either the battlefield or the graveyard, but other effects (or the card’s own abilities) might make it go somewhere else.