The NBA postpones the Golden State Warriors’ game against the Utah Jazz. Hours later, the sad reason is revєaled: Warriors assistant coach Milojević has diєd after a heart attαck. Absolutely heartbrєαking

The news that Golden State Warriors assistant coach Dejan Milojevic passed away on Wednesday from a heart attαck stunneԀ the NBA community.

The Warriors were in Salt Lake City getting ready to play the Utah Jazz when Milojevic passed away. The game was postponed by the NBA.

Coach Ham of the Los Angeles Lakers described the scenario as “sobering.” “You start to forget about life, the normal life, as you become engrossed in this NBA and basketball universe. That loss is unbelievable.

The Mavericks, who were supposed to depart Los Angeles on Thursday and travel to San Francisco, where they are expected to play the Warriors on Friday, are impacted by the passing of Milojevic. However, the Mavs won’t know their intentions until Thursday, when they receive word from the NBA.

Coach Jason Kidd stated, “I believe we’ll find out tomorrow morning whether we’re playing or not.” “If we’re not playing on Thursday, we’re going home. Taking a plane to San Francisco is not necessary.

The Mavs’ next game is set for Monday in Dallas against the Boston Celtics, following their original matchup against the Warriors. Following their matchup with the Mavericks, the Warriors will host the Atlanta Hawks at home on Wednesday.

However, Kidd thinks the Mavs vs. Warriors game will take place prior to the Warriors vs. Jazz game.

“We would need to move forward and find a way to reschedule the Warriors’ game at some point in the future,” stated Kidd. “Since Golden State still needs to play Utah, we would wait for them to play.”

Milojevic was admitted to the hospital on Tuesday night following a medical incident that occurred at a private team dinner. His age was forty-six.

“Their coaching staff, organization, and team are in our thoughts and prayers,” Ham added. It’s a really bad circumstance.

“Every time I’ve asked (Milojevic) to marry me, there have been smiles, giggles, and best wishes. It breaks my heart.