Steve Nash OUT as Coach of the Nets

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According to ESPN and Adrian Wojnarowski, Steve Nash and the Nets have mutually agreed to part ways.  Jacque Vaughn will be Interim Head Coach tonight.  Expect the Nets to go after some big names, including Ime Udoka and Quin Snyder.  More to come...

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