On January 30, Beijing time, when Irving was banned from participating in home games in New York, he was able to play at the home of the Golden State Warriors, and the Bay Area also had strict epidemic prevention regulations, so that Irving suffered a us policy attack. Owen now responds to this by saying that he remains the same and that he respects the politician's opinion.
As a representative figure in the NBA who is firmly opposed to vaccination, Irving is naturally the most representative player, after all, the rest of the players such as Wiggins have been "soft" vaccinated, so that Wiggins can participate in the Warriors' home games. As for Irving, he has always refused to be vaccinated, so his comeback has not yet been able to play at home with the Nets.
It was only when Irving was not vaccinated, but he was still allowed to play at home with the Warriors, which also made Irving suffer boos and taunts from Warriors fans.
As for Matt Haney, a local politician in San Francisco who has publicly stepped forward, he slammed Irving's ability to compete as a "double standard", and the reason he gave was, "I don't think Irving should be exempt, our standards should apply to everyone here, bus drivers and firefighters in this city have been told that they are forbidden to work unless they are vaccinated." If basketball players can not follow the rules, this is easy to breed obvious double standards. ”
Matt Haney also said, "If New York bans Irving from playing at home, then I don't understand why, San Francisco would allow it to play here." ”
In response, Owen is now officially returning to being a politician, "I can only repeat, I said before, I really have no other ideas." Some may agree, some may disagree, and he (the politician) has the right to express his opinion, and I respect his opinion. ”
Irving's position is already quite obvious, he still refuses to be vaccinated, so he is still only a part-time player and will still be a hidden danger for the Nets to rush the championship.
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