On December 23, Beijing time, according to Nets coach Nash, Harden, Millsap and Jerwan Carter have lifted the health and safety agreement.
Previously, the Nets had postponed three consecutive games due to their inability to assemble an eight-man (minimum requirement), against the Nuggets, Wizards and Trail Blazers. The Nets' next game will be a year-end game against the Lakers, which will be played at 9 a.m. on Dec. 26.
The Nets are one of the teams that have been hit the hardest by the pandemic right now, after 10 people triggered the league's health and safety agreement. They are Harden, Durant, Irving, Ader, Millsap, Bruce Brown, James Johnson, Bemburi, Jervan Carter and Dailon Sharp.
Now Harden, Millsap and Jerwan Carter have taken the lead in terminating the agreement, which is naturally good news for the team, and Harden is the team's backcourt brain.
However, Nash also announced new bad news, that is, rookies David Duke, Kessler Edwards and Cameron Thomas triggered the health and safety agreement. This makes people worry about whether the Nets can get 8 players to compete in the year-end battle. After all, the showdown with the Lakers is highly anticipated, and I hope that Durant, Ade and Brown and others can also cancel the agreement and return, so that this game can go smoothly.