And yet the Nets can field Kyrie Irving at home

A year-changing revelation in the NBA was made by the New York Daily News on Wednesday (12/12) as it mentions the Nets can field Kairi Irving in their home games, ignoring state regulations, who forbid him. , as unvaccinated to play in Barclays Center matches.

Irving hasn’t changed his tune and Steve Nash only uses him in away games at the moment (he played in Indianapolis and Portland), but that’s very likely to change if the Nets decide to pay a small penalty, of course for their dates each time he enters a floor in Brooklyn in a matchstick.

According to the New York Daily News, the team is reprimanded by Irving on the first game. She pays a $1,000 fine the second time, $2,000 the third time, $5,000 the fourth time, and more than that, $5,000 each time she has him active in her mission.

If the Nets truly have that right, then dates are changing for both the regular season and the Eastern Conference first-place chase, but also the playoffs, as the Brooklyn team have both James Harden, Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durand will have the entire supporting cast on his way to winning the championship.

On the other hand, will the networks agree to break the rules even if they step in through the window in their favor while the league goes to great lengths to emphasize the importance of vaccination in the fight against the coronavirus? At the same time, how is it possible for players from teams that visit New York and are also unvaccinated to play normally just because they don’t live in the city? Lots of questions, some rhetorical.