Kyrie Irving hasn't played any home games for the Nets so far this season, but the good news is that Irving will also be able to play home games for the Nets in the next game.
According to the US media Shams-Charania, due to the change in the epidemic prevention rules in New York City, Kyrie Irving was able to make his home debut in the Nets' game against the Hornets on March 28, Beijing time:
Under the strong impetus of baseball league teams such as the New York Yankees and new York Mets, New York Mayor Eric Adams decided to remove the epidemic prevention restrictions for athletes and performers, which also means that the Nets' core guard Kyrie Irving can play the home game for the Nets.
After the news that Kyrie Irving can play in the home game for the Nets was announced, the Nets' odds for winning the championship have also been updated. According to FanDuel's latest championship odds, the Nets currently have the highest odds of +240 in the East, which is even higher than the Suns, which have played a 58-14 record so far this season (+500):
For the Nets, Irving's return to full-time isn't just about giving the team a better competitive edge, it's also boosting the team's home tickets, league ratings, and the intensity of playoff competition.
Then after Kyrie Irving returns to "full time", the Nets need to focus on getting Ben Simmons, an All-Star defensive player and organizer, back on the game, so if Ben Simmons returns to the playoffs, the Nets' chances of winning the championship will indeed continue to improve.
As it stands, one of the biggest problems for Nets fans so far this season has been resolved, and the Nets will be able to focus on dealing with Ben Simmons' injury and storming the championship trophy.