Frank, I saw Clint Yeats since he was a Gutierrez Bill Plashky.

You guys are going to be running away from Mutes, like Joe Barrow was running away from Miles Garrett right there.

Game 3, Astros Phillies, and the news of the day from the NBA, the Brooklyn Nets firing Steve Nash,

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News of the day from Brooklyn, the Nets firing Steve Nash.

It was not last night's game result, Brooklyn beating Indy for their second win.

It was not last year's failures, postseason failure, the last couple years, the injuries.

It wasn't about the ardent trade, or Ben Simmons coming back to the court.

Though it could be some of that, Nash had a 5-84 win percentage.

So it's the overall guiding presence as head coach, and it's now five days long.

It's this controversy surrounding Kyrie Irving in his post of the anti-Semitic documentary projected out to his followers.

Yesterday during the game, there was a staggering image Kyrie Irving foreground, court side seats, fans wearing fight anti-Semitism t-shirts.

Nets did not make Irving available for the media after the game, but Steve Nash was, and that brings us back to Nash.

This comment after the game quote, I just hope that we all go through this together.

There's always an opportunity for us to grow and understand new perspectives.

So that were the last words of Steve Nash as head coach Frank Eissola around the horns to you.

You do free and post game on the Brooklyn Nets for the yes network.

Your reaction to today's news, the team firing Steve Nash as head coach.

You can't say a surprise before you ever coached a game for the team.

Kyrie Irving came out and said we don't need a coach, and then this summer you had Kevin Durant come out and basically say you do the coach goes or you have to trade me.

And then you have a guy in Ben Simmons who basically is invisible offensively doesn't even want the ball.

So now when you get into Steve Nash as a coach, I just remember something.

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