On November 18, Beijing time, the two famous journalists Shams and Haynes confirmed that the source revealed that Irving is expected to return in the home game against the Grizzlies next Monday (Beijing time). This means that Irving has finally completed the Nets’ six requirements and ended the suspension.According to a source, Irving also chose to overfill the Nets’ requirements.
Before this, Irving had been deeply troubled by the “anti-Semitic” incident. The Nets officially announced that he would be suspended for at least 5 games and submitted six return requests including an apology. Counting today’s game against the Trail Blazers, Irving was actually suspended for 8 games, and he can finally come back.
Durant previously said when talking about Irving’s impending return: “I don’t know the specifics of that incident, I think I should know, because I’m a member of this team, but because I’ve been focused on the away game before. Brigade. I’m sure when we get home things will sort themselves out and hopefully that day will come soon.”
“I haven’t spoken to Irving about the return in the past few days, and I haven’t spoken to Marks and Tsai Chongxin about it. But we’re all looking forward to his return.”
Durant responded to the news that Irving is expected to return next Monday: “It’s going to be exciting for everybody, I mean we miss Irving, we miss his presence on the court. The spark was the team really needs him.”
So far this season, Irving has played 8 games for the Nets, averaging 26.9 points, 5.1 rebounds and 5.1 assists per game.Return to Sohu to see more
