The topic of Kyrie Owen's refusal to vaccinate has once again aroused heated discussion among fans, although Irving is still unable to play in the Nets home game, he can sit on the bench and watch, and New York City's "strange" epidemic prevention rules have also caused dissatisfaction among many fans and even players.
In the Nets' home game against the Knicks, Irving bought a side ticket to watch his teammates play:
Truth be told, whether Kyrie Irving's decision to refuse vaccination is right or wrong, it's hard to understand that he can sit not far from his teammates and watch the game without wearing a mask.
In this regard, Durant, who scored 53 points in the Game against the Knicks and led the Nets to beat the Knicks 110-107, "complained" about New York City's strange epidemic prevention rules after the game:
"I don't understand," Durant said, "everybody wants attention, and I think the mayor just wants to get some attention." ”
Although the mayor of New York has changed the rules of the epidemic, Irving still cannot get permission to play at home to the Nets. But for Kevin Durant's complaints, New York Mayor Eric Adams also gave a tough response:
"As long as Kyrie Owen gets vaccinated, he can play tomorrow."
In fact, as long as Irving still wants to play in the home game for the Nets and impact the championship trophy, his best choice is to get vaccinated, after all, some time ago, there was news that Harden chose to leave the Nets because of concerns about the status of Irving's vaccine.
And the current situation is that if Irving still refuses to be vaccinated, the Nets will not be able to play against a team like the Raptors in the playoffs, which will definitely affect the Nets' chances of hitting the championship.