Beijing time on October 13th, the Lucklin Nets official announced today that until Kyrie Irving has fully fulfilled the New York area’s epidemic prevention regulations, he will not play or train with the team. “The Athletic” famous reporter Shams Charania said that Irving’s firm attitude not to vaccinate will inevitably affect the team’s overall plan, and many of the league’s competitors believe that the Nets are willing to trade it.
Nets general manager Sean Marks said today that everyone on the team knew what happened, but the decision was made by him and owner Cai Chongxin. It is worth mentioning that Cai Chongxin expressed the importance of vaccination in an interview with reporter Alex Schiffer last month.
Kevin Durant and James Harden both received the first COVID-19 vaccination before entering the training camp. They understood the requirements of New York City and hoped that Irving would do the same. Obviously, the Nets don’t want to deal with Irving’s distraction as a part-time player, hoping that he can fully participate in the team or leave. Another reason for the team’s decision is that Irving is the only member of their top players (players, coaches, team executives) who has not been vaccinated, so the safety of the fully vaccinated group is the top priority.
According to reports, the opposing team believes that the Nets are willing to accept deals with Irving, but whether he is willing to play for other teams is unclear. Irving will be fully qualified to play in all places except New York and San Francisco. The Nets are chasing a championship and hope that every player in their roster can make a promise. Now, one of their Big Three is facing a lot of uncertainty. (Morning)Return to Sohu to see more
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