Brooklyn Nets star guard Kyrie Irving says he lost out on a 4-year deal with over $100 million for not getting the COVID-19 vaccine.
Kevin Durant was a coveted NBA asset after demanding a trade from the Brooklyn Nets but has decided to stay for the 2022-23 season.
The Kevin Durant, and Kyrie Irving, era of the Brooklyn Nets is [probably] officially over. On Friday (June 30) afternoon, news broke that the former has formally requested he be traded to another team.
Kyrie Irving is running back one more year with the Brooklyn Nets, and that could be either a blessing or a sign of another tumultuous season.
The Ben Simmons and James Harden trade is looking like it didn't benefit either the Brooklyn Nets or Philadelphia 76ers.
Clay Travis, seizing an opportunity to dunk on the vaccinated, connected Irving's 60-point outburst on Tuesday (March 15) to the fact he hasn't had the jab which prompted some to drag the pundit's name through the mud.
A video posted by the Brooklyn Nets star seems to suggest he's ready to get back to playing but it's still a mystery overall.
Kevin Durant showed full well how dry conditions can translate to dry skin much to his dismay, but the future Hall of Famer fired off a 12-word profane tweet to silence his critics.
Kyrie Irving might want to re-evaluate his stance on the COVID-19 vaccines.
The Brooklyn Nets issued a statement on Tuesday (October 12) that they'll be sitting the All-Star guard until he complies with New York's citywide vaccination rules.
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Kevin Durant is no stranger to this manner of critique, but he showed and proved that he's definitely one of the best players on the planet after his Brooklyn Nets squad edged the Milwaukee Bucks Tuesday night (June 15).
