On December 19, Beijing time, according to NBA celebrity Shams, team guard Kyrie Irving triggered the league's health and safety agreement. Previously, Durant was also announced to trigger the alliance's health and safety agreement. Within a day, two Nets stars were recruited, and nine nets have been included in the health and safety agreement.
Just yesterday, the Nets officially announced that Irving is returning to the team and will accompany the team to away games. According to the league's requirements, players like Irving who have not been vaccinated need to provide proof of negative testing for 5 consecutive days. Who would have thought that Irving would have been recruited on the first day of his return.
Counting Durant and Irving, the Nets already have nine players included in the agreement, the other seven being Aldridge, Harden, Millsap, Bemburi, Bruce Brown, James Johnson and Jervan Carter.
According to the NBA, vaccinated players enter into health and safety protocols after testing positive or receiving indeterminate test results. If an NBA player tests positive, he or she must be away from the team for at least 10 days unless he provides two negative test results within 24 hours.
Over the past month, the Lakers' James, Malik Munch and Westbrook have all passed the health and safety protocol test and are back on the team in less than 10 days. Durant and Owen are on the cusp, and they probably won't be able to catch up with the Christmas war. If the two want to catch up with the Christmas war, unless they can provide two negative results in 24 hours, as James and Westbrook did.