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Kyrie Irving could return to playing games at the Brooklyn Nets’ Barclays Center sooner rather than later as New York City Mayor Eric Adams has revealed the city is planning to phase out its COVID-19 mandates. Should new rules come into play, Irving would be free to feature in home games for the Nets despite his vaccination status.
Adams, who spoke to reporters on Wednesday, seemed pretty eager to see the city renege on the current vaccine regulations.
“I can’t wait to get it done,” he said in quotes cited by The Athletic. “Every morning I meet with my health professionals because I’ve always stated I’m going to follow the science. … They gave us benchmarks. We’re going to follow those benchmarks, but I look forward in the next few weeks of going through a real transformation.”
New York City has a plan to phase out the vaccine mandate in the coming weeks, Mayor Eric Adams says, at which point Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving would…
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