Beijing time on March 25 news, as previously expected, New York locally lifted the restrictions on unvaccinated players to participate in home games, which means that Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving will be able to play at home in the future.
However, it is worth mentioning that the adjustment of this epidemic prevention policy is only effective for performers and athletes. When asked why restrictions were only relaxed for this part of the population, New York Mayor Adams gave two explanations: on the one hand, unvaccinated away players have long been unrestricted in Playing in New York; on the other hand, in his view, a small number of people (athletes) have a huge impact on the local economy.
In addition, Adams also pointed out that adjusting the epidemic prevention policy and allowing local athletes in New York to return to home games is to allow sports to compete in a relatively fair environment, "because they live in New York, so they will be treated differently."
However, Adams mentioned that this vaccine exemption for athletes could also be canceled if there is another outbreak in New York. So for Irving and the Nets, getting vaccinated as soon as possible is the best solution.
"Owen, you should get vaccinated." Adams shouted to Owen, "In my opinion now, it's still the case that everyone should be vaccinated." ”
The Nets currently have nine games left in the regular season, and their most recent home game is against the Charlotte Hornets on the 28th (next Monday), and it is no surprise that this game will be Irving's home game debut this season.