Kyrie Irving is firmly holding on to the principles he has.
As such, he made it clear in front of the media on Monday that he won’t change his beliefs about the COVID-19 vaccination amid Kevin Durant’s knee injury and absence for four to six weeks.
Irving told reporters that he’ll stay rooted in his decision and there’s nothing will change about it.
“That’s what I think comes into a lot of this culture and basketball and sport and entertainment,” Irving said after Brooklyn Nets’ 114-107 loss to the Cleveland Cavaliers, per ESPN‘s Nick Friedell. “You bring in teams and you bring in situations. Kev’s going to heal, Kev’s going to be OK, and we’re going to have to deal with that as his teammates. But in terms of where I am with my life outside of this, I stay rooted in my decision. And that’s just what it is.
“It’s not going to be swayed just because of one thing in this NBA life. That somehow it’s brought to my attention as being more important than…
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