Kyrie Owen was born in 1992 and was selected by the Cleveland Cavaliers with the first pick in the first round in 2011.
Irving played at the level of a quasi-All-Star in his rookie season, averaging 30.5 minutes of playing time per game and contributing 18.5 points, 3.7 rebounds and 5.4 assists to the team. As a result, he was also selected as the best rookie of the rookie season.
Subsequently, Owen was loved by many fans because of his flowing style of play, and with the basketball emperor James as a teammate, the star effect suddenly rose.
In the Cavaliers' first few seasons, Irving averaged more than 35 minutes per game and contributed about 20 points to the team. The 2015-2016 season was one of our biggest impressions of Irving. The Finals against last season's champion Warriors, with a 1-3 score behind, stubbornly struggled, and finally threw a historical three-pointer in the seven-game battle to help the team win the championship, which is also the first sports event championship in Cleveland's history, which is of far-reaching significance.
Probably because the youngsters have an idea of being a leader, and after winning the championship, Irving went to the Celtics after playing for a season in the Cavaliers, but in the Celtics, Irving did not show the temperament of a leader. After falling out with the Celtics, Irving went with Durant to the Brooklyn Nets.
But because Irving was injured, he played 20 games in the Nets' first season and then retired to recuperate.
But this season, Irving has made another scene that has puzzled some fans. Irving has always insisted on not getting vaccinated, but new rules from New York State say he won't be able to play at home if Irving isn't vaccinated, which means he'll miss half of the regular season.
According to sources, Irving does not vaccinate because he wants to speak out for people who have lost their jobs. On October 24, Owen also updated his social media, quoting Louis Marquis as saying that "the power of faith can be strong, but the power of cognition can be stronger"
Irving currently has no plans to be vaccinated against COVID-19, and under the current New York City epidemic regulations, unvaccinated players will not be allowed to participate in the team's home games. It also means he could lose two hundred million in cash. But some people are just superficial, and if a person really wants to do something, they don't care what they will lose. Before the Nets, some fans went home to support Irving: Standing with Irving, they shouted: "Against the vaccine injunction, stand with Irving." "Maybe that's what Owen wants to see!"
But there are also people who think that Irving is nothing more than a maverick, many people think that Irving is a stubborn man, always thinking of being the boss of the team, but he does not have the temperament to be the boss, and he can't do this to provoke the outside world to pay attention to him.
In Irving's absence from the Nets, the Nets didn't play very well. Durant said: "Irving is important but we can't expect him to save us, we have to play well." Recently it has always been revealed that the Nets will trade Irving, and many teams want to get Irving, I don't know if Durant is also ready for Irving to leave.