The Barnes take and Richard Jefferson twitter post suggest that he crossed the line in a major way. Jefferson insinuated that he knew the details and suggested we think about how a consensual affair could lead to a one year suspension. I’m thinking Udoka either had the affair with the wife or family member of a player or someone important in the organization, or perhaps someone very young… though if a minor would probably have lead to his outright firing and legal issues.
Could imply a pregnancy that the female didn't want to abort.
I guess it’s also possible a pregnancy was involved.
Here is some sound advice...NEVER $h!T where you eat. If you fall in love, because we are humans, you need to do the right thing and resign. Don't be an idiot. Make sure it is an END GAME situation. Otherwise...just walk away man. I have been there. Brutal.
er ere wrote:
I don’t understand why anybody is comfortable with telling an employer they can’t fire an employee that is hurting their brand, their image, and violating their company policies.
You're right. Employees should live their lives as brand ambassadors of their employers 24/7. This is totally consistent with life in a free society.
We know nothing at all about what took place
carmine9 wrote:
We know nothing at all
Ime Udoka is expected to replace Steve Nash as the Brooklyn Nets coach.
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