Kyrie Irving's "legend" story continues in Brooklyn, where he was still unable to play for the team because he refused to be vaccinated against COVID-19. Over the past few months, the 2016 NBA champion has said he won't get vaccinated.
Carey hasn't played a minute at the Nets this season because the team won't allow him to be a part-time player. He has been banned from team events for some time, which also provides the basis for rumors suggesting that he may soon be traded.
Last month, according to rumours, the Nets received calls from other teams asking about Irving's possibilities in a potential deal. At first, Nets management didn't embrace the ideas, but that could now be the case. According to NBA insider Ian Begley, the Nets are open to deal talks about Irving.
To that end, it's worth noting that, according to sources, As of the end of last month, Brooklyn was still open to deal talks involving Irving. ESPN reported in late October that the Nets were receiving calls about a potential trade from Irving, but no deal. In the weeks following the report, several teams said Brooklyn continued to take that approach toward the All-Star guard.
While some believe Irving's personality will be against him in a possible trade, it looks like teams are still interested in getting him. It's unclear which teams are interested in Irving, but given his talent and his ability to score, it's not hard to see why he's still attracting the league's attention.
Meanwhile, the Brooklyn Nets are at number one in the Eastern Conference with a record of 15 wins and six losses. James Harden and Kevin Durant are still struggling to take their game to the next level and become the title contenders fans want to see. #NBA# #2021生机大会 #