News on October 6, Beijing time, according to ESPN’s famous ESPN reporter Adrian Wojnarowski, the Brooklyn Nets are still unclear whether Kyrie Irving will be vaccinated against the new crown. Nets coach Steve Nash said in an interview that the team will not change training venues for Irving.
Earlier media reports stated that Irving would eventually make concessions and listen to the suggestions of his teammates and others to complete the local regulations in New York, but Adrian Wojnarowski reported that this hope is waning. Due to the local vaccination regulations in New York, Irving failed to participate in the Nets training today. He is currently not eligible to participate in home games and training. It is worth mentioning that Irving does not seem to have any loosening of his anti-vaccination attitude, which makes the Nets ready to lose him in home training and games.
Reporter Adrian Wojnarowski reports that if Irving is not vaccinated, the Nets may have to make difficult decisions about their future. “Sources said that the Nets believe that with Kevin Durant and James Harden as the core, they are still capable of hitting the championship. If Irving is still not vaccinated, the more patience the team will suffer. Test, the Nets will soon face a decision-whether to allow Irving to train with the team, or let him stay aside.” Adrian Wojnarowski said.
Local time this Tuesday, the Nets returned to New York from San Diego held their first training. Nets coach Steve Nash talked about Irving in an interview. Nash said that the Nets will not move the training ground away from Brooklyn just because they are accommodating to Irving.
“Without further updates, we support him, and things will change. Once the problem is resolved, we will support him.” After training, Nash said of Irving’s home training and game state, “I really don’t Worrying about anything, we work hard every day. We came to train today and the results are great, and we will do the same thing tomorrow. This is what I want to say.”
When asked if he would consider moving the team’s training outside of New York, so that he could circumvent the vaccine injunction and allow Irving to participate. Nash said: “No, this (HSS center) is our home. This is where we train and build a team. So this is positive. We are working hard every day to get better and focus on what we can control. matter.”
Salary expert Bobby Max said that in accordance with the agreement reached between the league and the players union, Irving will lose about $380,000 in salary for every absence of a home game. In the two preseason games, Irving’s loss was $762,000, and in 41 home games, Irving’s loss was $15.6 million. Irving’s salary this season reached 35.3 million US dollars. (Morning)Return to Sohu to see more
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