Fox News reported that Dejounte Murray accused the New Orleans Pelicans of "sabotage" in X posts that have since been deleted. According to the Fox News report on the deleted posts, the posts followed a blowout loss, and Murray claimed the entire roster is unhappy. The summary describes the accusation as one made in posts that were deleted.
The summary of the Fox News report does not name the game or give its score. It also does not describe the deleted posts beyond the accusation and the claim about the roster, and it does not say whether the Pelicans have responded. The summary is brief, and the report itself was not available for this story.
BBC News reported separately that the English Football League (EFL) warns its member clubs about their use of posts on social media. The BBC News report on the EFL warning is a one-sentence summary that describes the warning in general terms.
The BBC News summary does not say which clubs were addressed, which posts prompted the warning, or what steps the league could take. It gives no details beyond the warning itself.
Neither summary connects the two matters, which involve separate organizations. Both items concern social media posts, and the sources report them separately.
The accounts available for this story are headlines and short summaries only. They are not full reports, and they do not include the posts themselves or statements from the Pelicans, Murray, or the EFL.
Sources: Fox News: Dejounte Murray accuses New Orleans Pelicans of inside 'sabotage' in deleted social media posts; BBC News: EFL warns clubs over social media posts.