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After starting an investigation into a suspected workplace assault probe, the Detroit Pistons have reportedly fired assistant general manager Rob Murphy. According to ESPN, the 50-year-old has been in his position since being promoted in June, and the allegation involves a female former employee. Murphy, who served as the head coach of Eastern Michigan for a decade, has been placed on leave as a result of the probe.

The team's majority owner, Wyc Grousbeck, has confirmed that Celtics head coach Ime Udoka would receive a'significant financial penalty' in comparison to his one-year ban for'multi breaches of Celtics' conduct laws.' In the aftermath of their coach's suspension for the entirety of the NBA's 2022-23 season, Grousbeck and President of basketball operations, Brad Stevens, met with the media. For breaching team rules, Udoka, the Celtics' head coach, was banned for the entire 2022-23 season.

Stephen A. Smith has slammed Ime Udoka's treatment, saying the team should not have leaked the team's treatment of him as if they wanted to keep him on board. Since he had a reportedly consensual relationship with a female employee, Udoka was suspended by the team on Thursday for breach of team rules. Although news of Udoka's activity and potential suspension started to trickle out on Wednesday, Smith believes the woman concerned should be named and that Udoka should not be retained as a coach under these circumstances.

Only a few months after leading the Boston Celtics to the NBA Finals - and less than a month away from the start of the new season - head coach Ima Udoka is facing discipline allegations. The lawsuit revolved around an unspecified breach of organizational policy, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski. The league's Udoka and the Celtics are currently discussing a potential final punishment to determine a potential final punishment.

After a massive fire sparked by a barbeque ripped through the area, a naure reserve in Dorset now looks like a 'warzone.' After the three-day fire ripped through the headland, the once-green Studland peninsula was left charred over the weekend. Firefighters had to dig trenches to stop the fires from bursting, resulting in a 'hearty scene' that one volunteer characterized as'something out of the Second World War.' Unexploded bombs were also discovered across the three hectares that had been sparked by fires. The National Trust site in Dorset, the country's first "super reserve," is already cordoned off as bomb disposal teams remove the WWII explosives. Almost 100 firefighters were fighting the fire at the time of the fire, which began on Friday afternoon and was most likely started by a disposable barbecue and a campfire near Knoll Beach. According to reserve managers, the site, which is home to rare animals such as sand lizard and Dartford Warbler, will take decades to recover.

Kevin Durant and the Nets are trapped on a trade stalemate over a trade pact, but one unidentified NBA executive believes the former league MVP is more likely to retire than play for Brooklyn again. Durant, a long-time NBA insider, was told by the 'well connected' team exec in early July that he would rather retire than play again for the Brooklyn Nets.' Durant reiterated his trade requests to team owner Joseph Tsai in London two weeks ago, prompting a written report on Monday. Durant said he would stay if Tsai were able to fire head coach and former NBA star Steve Nash as well as general manager Sean Marks as Shams Charania reported at the time. Tsai has since issued a public statement expressing his support for both Nash and Marks. The team's analysts and Durant's publicists were unable to respond immediately to DailyMail.com's email requests for comment.

Kevin Durant of Brooklyn Nets struck back at fans who said his legacy was 'tainted' and that he'd worsened the game on Sunday. The 33-year-old has already migrated from the Oklahoma City Thunder to the Golden State Warriors throughout his career, and he reportedly wants to get out of Brooklyn this summer, only a year after signing a four-year contract extension. Durant has reportedly requested a trade and has given the Nets an ultimatum: either fire general manager Sean Marks and head coach Steve Nash or trade him. Fans of the forward sluggish, saying he had ruined the game and that his 'team hopping' had tainted his legacy.

Kevin Durant has reportedly reiterated that request to team owner Joe Tsai after first asking for a trade from the Nets: head coach Steve Nash and general manager Sean Marks were jettisoned instead. Durant last met with Tsai on Saturday in London and told the billionaire that he has no interest in the team's direction. Shams Charania's Shams Charania has reported that Durant recently spoke with Tsai and told the billionaire that he had no confidence in the team's direction. Durant's dissatisfaction are unclear, at least publicly, but Charania claims that the Nets have 'direct knowledge' of the specifics. The team's spokespeople were not able to respond right away to DailyMail.com's request for clarification. The Boston Celtics had reportedly traded All-Star Jaylen Brown in exchange for Brooklyn's disgruntled superstar forward Durant's Nets in the first round of the Eastern Conference playoffs last season. Durant's deal now has $198 million and four years on it, while Brown has two seasons and $56 million on his. Durant's future in Brooklyn has been complicated by circumstances surrounding his former Nets teammate, Kyrie Irving, who decided to return to the team for the final year and $37 million, but is now advocating for his own departure.