Sun legend Nash reacted to disappointment over the Robert Savile scandal

When heard about the controversy surrounding Suns owner Robert Savile, which highlighted some of the racist rhetoric and toxic workplace culture, Brooklyn Nets head coach Steve Nash couldn't help but express his disappointment at the developments.

Nash admits there were no unpleasant experiences between him and the Sun boss, but noted that he is sensitive to these issues and that if true, he will not tolerate them.

The letter was sad to read. It's not my experience with Robert. But I'm obviously very sensitive to this situation. Nash said in an interview with New York Post reporter Brian Lewis.

Nash has spent most of his career at the Suns, so it's only natural that he's been influenced by recent allegations surrounding the team and Savile. Not to mention his relationship with Savile, who played for him during his second coaching time and even his business partner , Nash was part of a team led by Saville to acquire Spain's Mallorca team.

For those who don't know, Robert Sapper is the protagonist of espn's most recent explosive story that exposes allegations of racism and misogyny. One of the most discussed parts of the report is how Saver uses the n-word in his rant at Draymond Green.

How the NBA will address the issue remains to be seen, but investigations have begun to search for the truth. Now, however, Savile and the Sun have come under intense opposition.