NBA Commissioner Adam Silver spoke about a NYC Covid-19 vaccine requirement Wednesday that bars Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving from playing in home games. Here's what he said:
unvaccinated New York City residents from using indoor gyms, including the Nets’ Barclays Center, “doesn't quite make sense” during a Wednesday morning appearance on ESPN’sCiting loosening Covid-19 restrictions such as New York state’s decision to lift its indoor mask mandate last week, Silveron New York City to “take a look” at the rule and said he “could see” New York City Mayor Eric Adams deciding to change the ordinance.
Silver did not mention Irving by name, but he is the only unvaccinated player on the city’s two NBA teams, the Nets and New York Knicks, and his continued absence would greatly impact the Nets’ championship aspirations ahead of the playoffs beginning April 16.
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