Nets Fire Steve Nash

Nets Fire , Steve Nash.
After only seven games,
the Nets announced that
Nash is out as team
coach on Nov. 1.
We want to thank Steve for everything he brought to our franchise over the past two-plus seasons, Sean Marks, Nets general manager, via statement.
Since becoming head coach, Steve was faced with a number of unprecedented challenges, and we are sincerely grateful for his leadership, patience and humility throughout his tenure, Sean Marks, Nets general manager, via statement.
Personally, this was an immensely difficult decision; however, after much deliberation and evaluation of how the season has begun, we agreed that a change is necessary at this time, Sean Marks, Nets general manager, via statement.
'New York Post' reports that Kevin Durant repeatedly
asked for Nash to be fired over the summer.
The coach was also dealing with controversy from Kyrie Irving refusing a COVID vaccine.
Irving also recently promoted a video by
Alex Jones that was criticized for being antisemitic.
Irving also recently promoted a video by
Alex Jones that was criticized for being antisemitic.
After being let go, Nash took to
Twitter to issue a statement.
It was a pleasure to work with the players, performance team and front office everyday. I’m especially grateful to my coaching staff and video room who are a talented group with so much character and professionalism, Steve Nash, via Twitter.
Lastly, thanks to Brooklyn and the passionate fans who support this team... I wish the Nets all the success in the world and the Nashes will
be rooting for our team as they
turn this season around, Steve Nash, via Twitter.
'New York Post' reports that Ime Udoka
is a contender to take Nash's place