Lol
Oh I thought I read he wasn't playing because of some protocol shit..
Bruh I haven't watch any whole sports game in like
Two years..
Is it obvious??
Breaking News: Kyrie Irving to Return to the Brooklyn Nets as a “FULL-TIME player”; still NOT VACCINATED for COVID-19
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Oh I thought I read he wasn't playing because of some protocol shit..
Bruh I haven't watch any whole sports game in like
Two years..
Is it obvious??
Oh it's all good!
We always come with peace and understanding to our brothers 1st
We all good
Looks like the people “going to class” again are the vaccinated, the selfish ones, that continue to be the catalyst for all of these new cases.
That is so much bullshit. You're better than that.
That is so much bullshit. Show us the numbers to support that very dubious claim.
Interesting,,,They got him pegged to play on Christmas Day at the staples center. you sure they not doing that New York shit, where Kyrie can't play In New York because his team Is based In the city, but unvaccinated visitors can play. 
That means the vaccinated are walking biochemical weapons because more COVID related DEATH occurred in 2021 than 2020.
I wonder how many of you shot pushers have “unknowingly” killed someone by infecting them with COVID
That means the vaccinated are walking biochemical weapons because more COVID related DEATH occurred in 2021 than 2020.
I wonder how many of you shot pushers have “unknowingly” killed someone by infecting them with COVID
Well you're still alive so obviously it's not as effective as we hoped.
How did that workout for him he caught the Rona
he has to go through the protocol to be cleared. He does not have COVID.I don’t spend my time around parasitic whites or their shot pushing shills and also take care of my body and health. I’ll be around for a long time.
But as a favor to you as a long time poster, I’ll gladly tell your great grandkids the story about you and why their line is permanently tainted because of your poor decision making and leadership
I take very good care of my health as well eat good exercise the whole nine. Now when you bring up my great grandkids are talking like your some holy gawd you plan on living beyond eternity because my children are young and your talking about 2 generations pass them unless your 4 years old that’s an absolute understatement failed miserably. As far as Kyrie it’s his choice not to be vaccinated I don’t have a problem with that or anyone who chooses the same path. Everyone makes their choices my problem with him is all his drama queen shit that has nothing to do with Covid. He did it in Cleveland in Boston now Brooklyn. Now you have a wonderful eveningI don’t spend my time around parasitic whites or their shot pushing shills and also take care of my body and health. I’ll be around for a long time.
But as a favor to you as a long time poster, I’ll gladly tell your great grandkids the story about you and why their line is permanently tainted because of your poor decision making and leadership
Did you forget to log into your @Darrkman alias?
the shills always break character when they get hit with the truth.
Did you forget to log into your @Darrkman alias?
Well I have to admit that's a new one. However nah I don't have any other accounts on here. That dude is that dude.
Still.....lets not forget about your faggot white boy ass was on here pushing white replacement theory.
If you think a vaccine is the biggest problem in America my dude you need a reboot their are bigger issues at stake and that’s the triple truth Ruth not that rubbish you reaching forDid you forget to log into your @Darrkman alias?
Time to see if the Nets can get back on track and compete for a title with Kyrie being a “part-time player”
Great debut for Kyrie and helped lead the Nets to the WIN sparking a 19 point comeback.
Kevin Durant was so happy he even tied his season high in minutes played in non-OT games, put up 39-8-7 and said “it was amazing to season Kyrie on the floor”
Shout out to Lance Stephenson taking advantage of the NBA Covid contracts
Kevin Durant was so happy he even tied his season high in minutes played in non-OT games, put up 39-8-7 and said “it was amazing to season Kyrie on the floor”
Shout out to Lance Stephenson taking advantage of the NBA Covid contracts
Time to see if the Nets can get back on track and compete for a title with Kyrie being a “part-time player”
Fuck KD. How the fuck Omnicron raging and they going to let Irving back to help that big bitch????
Who caved? They supposed to flip back to the hardcore stance. Fuck them competing. That big bitch KD happy as shit.No vaccine for Kyrie. It is amazing what happens when you stand up to the so-called whites isn’t it?
And yes they are mad because he stood on his square… @gene cisco is mad because he is a KD and Kyrie hater
They better be careful exerting all of that energy. It might trigger a spike protein attack
Damn. All that rah rah for nothing then. May as well let Djokovic into the country too.
What a waste of time and resources this response from so called leadership has been.
The doomsday preppers had it right all along. When the shit goes down you better be ready cause really you are on your own.
What a waste of time and resources this response from so called leadership has been.
The doomsday preppers had it right all along. When the shit goes down you better be ready cause really you are on your own.
Brooklyn Nets' Kevin Durant scores 53 points, tells New York City mayor to 'figure out' vaccine policy
NEW YORK -- Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant has been so dominant for so long that he admits he feels "at ease" on the floor.
It certainly didn't look difficult in Sunday's 110-107 win over the New York Knicks as Durant dropped 53 points, made 9 assists and grabbed 6 rebounds while carrying the Nets to their third straight victory.
"You feel kind of at ease knowing that you can affect so many different plays and different areas of the game with my skill set," Durant said. "I can affect my teammates and how they approach the game with my skill set about the big picture and seeing -- I know I work on my game and I got to this point as an individual player, but I'm at a point in my career it's like 'All right, how can I impact everybody out here? How can I make the other coaches think about their game plan?'
"So I feel like I up the level of everybody out on the floor and that's a good feeling to have."
Durant's brilliant performance offered another reminder as to why the Nets, now 35-33, still have championship aspirations this season despite the fact that Kyrie Irving's status remains in question because of New York City's vaccination mandate and it remains unclear when Ben Simmons will make his season debut because of ongoing back issues.
Irving was a hot topic during and after Sunday's game. For the first time all season, the star point guard was able to enter Barclays Center -- but only as a fan. With about four minutes left in the first half, Irving, along with a small group of friends and family, walked out of the visiting team's tunnel and made his way to a courtside seat.
Irving received some cheers on his way to his seat, while a few fans started chanting his name and "Free Kyrie!" It was an odd scene in a season full of different moments for a Nets team that remains hopeful that New York City Mayor Eric Adams will pull back the city's mandate so that Irving can play full-time again. Durant called out Adams several times by name while discussing the situation after the game.
"It's ridiculous," Durant said. "I don't understand it at all. There's a few people in our arena that's unvaxxed, right? They lifted all of that in our arena, right? So I don't get it ... I don't get it. It just feels like at this point now, somebody's trying to make a statement or a point to flex their authority. But everybody out here is looking for attention and that's what I feel like the mayor wants right now, is some attention. But he'll figure it out soon, he better.
"But it just didn't make any sense. There's unvaxxed people in this building already. We got a guy who can come in the building, I guess, are they fearing our safety? I don't get it. We're all confused. Pretty much everybody in the world is confused at this point. Early on in the season people didn't understand what was going on, but now it just looks stupid. So hopefully, Eric, you got to figure this out."
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NEW YORK -- Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant has been so dominant for so long that he admits he feels "at ease" on the floor.
It certainly didn't look difficult in Sunday's 110-107 win over the New York Knicks as Durant dropped 53 points, made 9 assists and grabbed 6 rebounds while carrying the Nets to their third straight victory.
"You feel kind of at ease knowing that you can affect so many different plays and different areas of the game with my skill set," Durant said. "I can affect my teammates and how they approach the game with my skill set about the big picture and seeing -- I know I work on my game and I got to this point as an individual player, but I'm at a point in my career it's like 'All right, how can I impact everybody out here? How can I make the other coaches think about their game plan?'
"So I feel like I up the level of everybody out on the floor and that's a good feeling to have."
Durant's brilliant performance offered another reminder as to why the Nets, now 35-33, still have championship aspirations this season despite the fact that Kyrie Irving's status remains in question because of New York City's vaccination mandate and it remains unclear when Ben Simmons will make his season debut because of ongoing back issues.
Irving was a hot topic during and after Sunday's game. For the first time all season, the star point guard was able to enter Barclays Center -- but only as a fan. With about four minutes left in the first half, Irving, along with a small group of friends and family, walked out of the visiting team's tunnel and made his way to a courtside seat.
Irving received some cheers on his way to his seat, while a few fans started chanting his name and "Free Kyrie!" It was an odd scene in a season full of different moments for a Nets team that remains hopeful that New York City Mayor Eric Adams will pull back the city's mandate so that Irving can play full-time again. Durant called out Adams several times by name while discussing the situation after the game.
"It's ridiculous," Durant said. "I don't understand it at all. There's a few people in our arena that's unvaxxed, right? They lifted all of that in our arena, right? So I don't get it ... I don't get it. It just feels like at this point now, somebody's trying to make a statement or a point to flex their authority. But everybody out here is looking for attention and that's what I feel like the mayor wants right now, is some attention. But he'll figure it out soon, he better.
"But it just didn't make any sense. There's unvaxxed people in this building already. We got a guy who can come in the building, I guess, are they fearing our safety? I don't get it. We're all confused. Pretty much everybody in the world is confused at this point. Early on in the season people didn't understand what was going on, but now it just looks stupid. So hopefully, Eric, you got to figure this out."
KD drops 53, tells mayor to 'figure out' vax policy
Kevin Durant told New York City Mayor Eric Adams to "figure something out" in regard to the city's vaccination policy after leading the Nets to a win on Sunday.
Saw a clip of them ESPNegroes crying today on the post gameBrooklyn Nets' Kevin Durant scores 53 points, tells New York City mayor to 'figure out' vaccine policy
NEW YORK -- Brooklyn Nets star forward Kevin Durant has been so dominant for so long that he admits he feels "at ease" on the floor.
It certainly didn't look difficult in Sunday's 110-107 win over the New York Knicks as Durant dropped 53 points, made 9 assists and grabbed 6 rebounds while carrying the Nets to their third straight victory.
"You feel kind of at ease knowing that you can affect so many different plays and different areas of the game with my skill set," Durant said. "I can affect my teammates and how they approach the game with my skill set about the big picture and seeing -- I know I work on my game and I got to this point as an individual player, but I'm at a point in my career it's like 'All right, how can I impact everybody out here? How can I make the other coaches think about their game plan?'
"So I feel like I up the level of everybody out on the floor and that's a good feeling to have."
Durant's brilliant performance offered another reminder as to why the Nets, now 35-33, still have championship aspirations this season despite the fact that Kyrie Irving's status remains in question because of New York City's vaccination mandate and it remains unclear when Ben Simmons will make his season debut because of ongoing back issues.
Irving was a hot topic during and after Sunday's game. For the first time all season, the star point guard was able to enter Barclays Center -- but only as a fan. With about four minutes left in the first half, Irving, along with a small group of friends and family, walked out of the visiting team's tunnel and made his way to a courtside seat.
Irving received some cheers on his way to his seat, while a few fans started chanting his name and "Free Kyrie!" It was an odd scene in a season full of different moments for a Nets team that remains hopeful that New York City Mayor Eric Adams will pull back the city's mandate so that Irving can play full-time again. Durant called out Adams several times by name while discussing the situation after the game.
"It's ridiculous," Durant said. "I don't understand it at all. There's a few people in our arena that's unvaxxed, right? They lifted all of that in our arena, right? So I don't get it ... I don't get it. It just feels like at this point now, somebody's trying to make a statement or a point to flex their authority. But everybody out here is looking for attention and that's what I feel like the mayor wants right now, is some attention. But he'll figure it out soon, he better.
"But it just didn't make any sense. There's unvaxxed people in this building already. We got a guy who can come in the building, I guess, are they fearing our safety? I don't get it. We're all confused. Pretty much everybody in the world is confused at this point. Early on in the season people didn't understand what was going on, but now it just looks stupid. So hopefully, Eric, you got to figure this out."
KD drops 53, tells mayor to 'figure out' vax policy
Kevin Durant told New York City Mayor Eric Adams to "figure something out" in regard to the city's vaccination policy after leading the Nets to a win on Sunday.
They mad and got talking orders from white daddy
Hate ta see it
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