The Nets issued a statement announcing that Kyrie Irving could not participate in the team's training or participate in games, including away games, before playing the new crown vaccine.
Nets General Manager Sean Marx said in a statement: "After careful consideration, we decided not to let Kyrie Irving participate in the game or train with the team until he is eligible to participate fully. Kyrie made his own. Choice, we respect his right to choose. But now this choice makes him unable to become a complete team member. We do not allow any players to follow the team in the form of "part-time". This is for us to continue to cultivate the chemical reaction of the team, and to establish for us for a long time. The unity and the authenticity of the sacrifice values are very urgent. Our championship goals this season have not changed. In order to achieve these goals, everyone in our team must work in one direction. We are very excited about the start of the new season and look forward to making Brooklyn. Proud.”
Because Irving did not receive the new crown vaccine, in accordance with New York epidemic prevention regulations, he will not be able to participate in the Nets home games and away games against the Knicks, but can participate in all the Nets training and participate in away games. . The Nets' statement is undoubtedly a ban on Irving.
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