For Nets fans, there have been many recent happy events. Durant has begun to carry out restorative training, the team has signed a new signing of Fragrant Hunger Dragic, new signing Simmons will also return in the near future, and recently, they have ushered in another great news:
"The mayor of New York announced today that he plans to phase out mandatory vaccinations in the coming weeks."
The news came from prominent journalist Shams, who tweeted: "New York Mayor Eric Adams plans to phase out vaccinations in the coming weeks, when basketball star Irving will be allowed to play in the home game!" But the current vaccine restriction rules still exist! ”
Well, Owen's persistence, in the end, won the victory.
Previously, Irving was not vaccinated, limited by New York's epidemic prevention regulations, could not participate in the Nets' home games, in the case of part-time, he represented 14 games, averaged 36.2 minutes per game, contributed 24.1 points, 4.8 boards, 5.4 assists and 1.1 steals, and the Nets record was 31 wins and 28 losses, ranking eighth in the East.
Everyone has seen the team's changes on both ends of the offensive and defensive ends after Irving's return, especially in terms of offense, Irving's silky change of rhythm, the ability to break the ice in the game into a stalemate, these are the most needed by the team.
You can recall that in the playoffs next year, in the absence of Harden, Irving + Durant can easily win many games for the Bucks, and finally Irving was injured, and the Bucks barely passed this level.
When Harden was there, he + Irving + Durant played against the first Bulls in the East, and it was an easy win, so, Irving was in or out, then the Nets were really two teams.
With the playoffs still some time to go, the Nets still have time to reintegrate the team, and when Irving returns from the ban to play in the home game, the full Nets will reflect their strength.
At this point, the Nets have become a strong contender for the championship again!
Leaders, what do you think?
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