Kyrie Irving

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Irving wasn’t around to start the season. Harden was long gone before the end of it. And after their flop culminated in a first-round sweep by the Boston Celtics, the Nets acknowledged that all their distractions off the court kept them from becoming a great team on it.

La Estrella de los Brooklyn Nets tendrá que pagar $50,000 a la NBA, por sus acciones durante el primer partido de la serie de primera ronda entre Brooklyn y Boston.

Kyrie Irving’s antics during Game 1 of the Boston Celtics-Brooklyn Nets first-round series will cost him a pretty penny.

Nets guard Kyrie Irving has been fined by the NBA for giving the middle finger and directing profanity toward Celtics fans during Game 1.

Nets star Kyrie Irving had some choice words for Celtics fans while detailing what led to him giving the middle finger to the TD Garden crowd during Sunday’s Game 1.

Kyrie Irving flipped off the TD Garden crowd twice during Sunday’s Celtics-Nets first-round playoff opener.

The firefighters union was among the groups of workers upset over Adams’ decision to exempt athletes and performers from the city’s vaccine mandate. NBC New York’s Ida Siegal reports.

After calling for a meeting with NYC Mayor Eric Adams to discuss what they felt is a contradiction in the city’s vaccine mandate, firefighters are now revamping their effort to fight the COVID policy — hoping to get the exemption to apply to them.

The controversary surrounding Mayor Adams’ decision to end the city’s vaccine mandate for athletes and performers, but not city workers, is heating up. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is over the vaccine mandate controversy. And he says everyone else should be, too. The Democrat on Monday sought in his sternest terms yet to end conversation over the still mounting backlash, declaring when asked about it at an unrelated briefing that, “The Kyrie story, the performers story, that’s over.” “We’re in this...

Kyrie Irving makes his home court debut after Mayor Eric Adams did away with COVID-19 vaccine restrictions for athletes and performers. NBC New York’s Romney Smith reports.

New York City Mayor Eric Adams doubled down on his controversial decision to lift the city’s vaccine mandate for professional athletes and performers, but not city workers, insisting that it doesn’t set up a dangerous double standard as critics have said.

Kyrie Irving is finally going to play a home game for Brooklyn again on Sunday

New York City Mayor Eric Adams doubled down on his controversial decision to lift the city’s vaccine mandate for professional athletes and performers, but not city workers, insisting that it doesn’t set up a dangerous double standard as critics have said.

Mayor Eric Adams defended his controversial vaccine carve-out for athletes and performers Friday, one day after he amended the mandate requiring all employees in New York be vaccinated. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.

Many are considering the new changes a double standard in the city’s vaccination policy, claiming there are different rules for wealthy athletes and performers, and another set of rules for everyone else. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

Mayor Eric Adams signed an order exempting NYC-based performers from the private sector vaccine mandate while leaving the rule intact for the vast majority of private employees citywide.

An adamant Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday formally announced an executive order exempting New York City-based professional athletes and performers from the private sector COVID vaccine mandate while leaving it intact for the vast majority of employees, a highly controversial move he billed as one of economic necessity. Declaring his a “tough” decision in the best interest of New...

NYC Mayor Eric Adams is expected to make a COVID-related policy change that Nets fans will appreciate, allowing athletes to be exempt from the city’s private sector vaccine mandate. Though some are not happy with the decision. NBC New York’s Adam Harding and Bruce Beck report.