Kyrie Irving starred in one of the plays of the week in the NBA with a resource rarely seen in him. Accustomed to leaving us speechless with ball handling and impossible three-pointers, the Mavs point guard surprised everyone by finishing an alley-oop with Luka Doncic.
Obviously, Iriving took a toll in the press room, celebrating that the Slovenian trusted him when attempting such a spectacular alley-oop.
“I’m glad he threw it at me, that’s the confidence. The trust of our team. I saw my teammates laughing at me a few weeks ago when I told them to throw me balls for an alley-oop, who’s laughing now?”
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After a few years marked by controversies and constant team changes, Kyrie seems to have found his place in the Dallas Mavericks. His departure from the Celtics He went through the back door and his relationship with everything that has to do with Boston is terrible, his time through the Brooklyn Nets He had more headlines for extra-sports than for playing basketball, but in Dallas he has found an environment that suits him wonderfully, both on and off the court.
“I have been accepted far beyond my talent on the court. I think it is because of what I represent in the world in general and how I try to make an impact and help different areas of life.”
This trust in both the player and the person is undoubtedly bearing fruit: Irving averages 25.4 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.2 assists to be Luka Doncic’s perfect sidekick.
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