George Karl’s time with the Sacramento Kings removed from final version of "Furious George"

The book “Furious George”, written by George Karl won’t have passes critical of his experience with the Kings.

Per ESPN, George Karl’s time with the Sacramento Kings has been documented in the longtime NBA coach’s forthcoming book, but there have been passages critical of various aspects that have been removed from the final version of his book‎, according to league sources.
Karl’s book, co-authored by Curt Sampson, included some unflattering views in a proof copy obtained by ESPN.com about Kings star DeMarcus Cousins, general manager Vlade Divac and owner Vivek Ranadive. But sources say Karl’s views were stricken from the version scheduled for public distribution next month. Karl told ESPN on Saturday that he had “not authorized” those pages to be included in the book, which is titled “Furious George.”
Sources told ESPN.com that refraining from critical commentary of the Kings was part of Karl’s settlement agreement upon leaving the club.
In the epilogue of the book’s proof copy, Karl shared candid views on Cousins and detailed his near-firing by the Kings in February 2016.