As the Brooklyn Nets search the league for trade partners, rival executives are questioning Kyrie Irving's value as he moves to four teams in six years. It was Irving's decision that led to the Nets' collapse in the playoffs, and his reputation also suffered an unprecedented blow

As the Brooklyn Nets search for trade partners around the league, rival executives are questioning Kyrie Irving 's value as he moves to four teams in six years.

It was Irving 's decision that led to the Nets 's collapse in the playoffs, and his reputation also suffered an unprecedented blow.

Recently, Lakers assistant coach Phil Handy talked about what Irving looks like in his eyes on a talk show.

"Ky is one of those guys who's very private. He's very private, his circle is small, and he's not really one to extend himself to people he doesn't know. Kind of like Kawhi .

Handy A few months He's said something similar before, and this time he emphasized the truth of it. Clearly, the Nets are frustrated and angry about the chaos Irving has caused, and they have every right to feel that way, given where they are right now. .

When it comes to Irving, however, the truth is more complicated, and probably less so than the Nets would have you believe. Kyrie Irving won't open up to just anyone, just like Kawhi Allen in Los Angeles. Like , this is definitely a hassle in any team.