On March 1, Beijing time, according to US media reports, New York Mayor Eric Adams talked about Brooklyn basketball star Kyrie Owen in an interview, and said that although he hoped that Irving could play, he should still abide by the rules.
Adams said: "To be honest, I really hope that Irving can play, in order to get him to get the championship ring, I am willing to do anything, and I would love to see him get the championship ring." ”
"But vaccination is not a trivial matter, we have issued a notice to New Yorkers to encourage everyone to get vaccinated, and there are epidemic prevention regulations. If we don't follow the rules, then there should be no exceptions. If the player is given the privilege, then that sends the wrong message."
"Although the (private sector) regulations banning Irving at home games are meaningless, after all. Away players who are not vaccinated can play in New York City. However, rules are rules, and everyone should follow them. I, as mayor, should also abide by the rules, and if everyone doesn't do it, then it's misleading the way."
Today, Irving has been told that he can only watch at home and not play, but according to the latest news from the name, before the playoffs, perhaps Irving can solve the problem of not being able to play at home.