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Cairo Irving, a Neck player from the National Basketball Association (NBA) in Brooklyn, can return to the team’s training and the games in which he can participate, the Nets management has decided.
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“After discussions with coaches, players and management, we came to the conclusion that Irving should be allowed to rejoin the team,” said Seth Marx, Nets’ general manager. “We have taken into account the current situation in which basketball players miss matches due to injury or a health and safety protocol.”
“We believe that the return of Irving will make our team better, and we will be able to better distribute the workload among the players,” added Marx. “We are waiting for Irving to return to the squad, as well as the opportunity to play the full squad.”
It has already been reported that the American glitter has not been vaccinated against Covid-19, while New York law has barred people who have not received at least one dose of the vaccine from attending the gym. Currently, the rules have changed and the basketball player will be able to train in the home arena. Erving will only be allowed to take part in away games, except for a visit to the Toronto Raptors. It was previously reported that Nets had rejected several offers to replace Irving.
