Adrian Wojnarowski says the Celtics ‘by no means acquired over Ime Udoka’s dismissal’

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“These gamers didn’t settle for the group’s purpose for doing it, they thought it was a wild overreaction.”

Previous to Recreation 4 of the Western Convention Finals on Monday night time, NBA insider Adrian Wojnarowski joined ESPN to debate how Ime Udoka’s firing has impacted the Celtics and their play.

Wojnarowski talked about a priority from gamers over the opaqueness of Boston’s administration and their unwillingness to share particulars concerning the state of affairs.

“For this crew and from speaking with administration, they felt they by no means acquired any extra solutions than what the general public was getting on this,” Wojnarowski stated.

When it got here to what the gamers did hear, Wojnarowski additionally stated that some throughout the locker room felt that the punishment for Udoka was too harsh.

“These gamers didn’t settle for the group’s purpose for doing it, they thought it was a wild overreaction,” Wojnarowski stated. “There have been lots of people on the skin who thought it was an overreaction, that’s was an HR matter.”

Stephen A. Smith was a kind of folks on the skin who felt the state of affairs was mishandled by the Celtics.

Throughout First Tackle Monday, Smith stated that Boston’s current struggles are “justice” for the best way that the crew’s administration selected to deal with the state of affairs that included inappropriate work place habits from Udoka.

Whether or not or not the Celtics deserve “justice,” they’re seeing a tangible influence amongst the gamers from the Udoka dismissal.

“It is a crew that basically believed in Ime Udoka and had a powerful reference to him,” Wojnarowski stated. “I believe there have been a pair cases this season the place loads of that angst resurfaced, first when the Brooklyn Nets almost employed Udoka as head coach after which when the Rockets did.”