The Boston Celtics have lost a coach! Cause? Outside sports

Information provided by ESPN. The club itself has nothing to do with this issue, does not comment on it and does not want to disclose any details. Celtics CEO Brad Stevens is known to be furious over this situation. - We, as a club, must take care and support all women working in the club. According to the Boston boss, a lot of people are mistakenly involved in this case.

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In turn, the hero of the scandal himself commented on this. “I want to apologize to all the players, the fans, the entire Boston Celicts organization and my family for letting you all down. I regret putting the team in such a difficult position and I accept the decision of the club. Out of respect for everyone involved in this case, I will no longer comment on this,” Udok wrote in a statement.

Assistant will lead the team

Udoka is suspended by the club for the entire season. The team will be led by his assistant, 34-year-old Joe Mazzulla. It is not known if Udoka will return to the Boston coaching bench next year.

Udoka led the Boston Celtics to the NBA Grand Finals last season. In it, the Celts had to recognize the superiority of the Golden State Warriors. Basketball players from San Francisco won with a score of 4:2.

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Before becoming manager of the Celts, Udoka was an assistant with the San Antonio Spurs, the Philadelphia 76ers, and the Brooklyn Nets. In his professional career, he represented the New York Knicks, Portland Trail Blazers, San Antonio, and Sacramento Kings.

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