Miami Heat: Would you want Kyrie Irving if Brooklyn sours on him?
The Miami Heat may have a need for a guy like Irving, but is it that great?
Kyrie Irving wanted to have a personal day a couple of days ago, which is fine, especially in the world we live in today. It just so happen to initially start on the day of the incident at the Capitol.
But, Irving has to let his coach, Steve Nash, know what is going on. What makes it worse is that we’re still in a pandemic and Irving, who doesn’t show up to games, decides to go to his sister’s birthday party with no masks in sight.
Obviously, there is nothing wrong with celebrating his sister’s birthday but when he doesn’t show up for work, is on video at a party, again during a pandemic, and all without the most basic thing designed to protect us all, it’s a bad look.
So, again as a Miami Heat fan, we are faced with a question. Should Miami be interested in Irving if he comes available?
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No. Even though Irving is a great scorer and a “bucket getter” in the clutch, he is not worth the headache.
How many chances will he get? Since Lebron James returned to Cleveland and Irving left for Boston, Irving has had loaded teams.
Now, playing on a Brooklyn team that has Kevin Durant, I don’t know what else Irving wants in a team or situation. We all love Heat Culture but I do not think it is for Irving.
It’s hard for anyone to really understand what Irving is looking for when it comes to basketball. There were rumors a couple years ago that Jimmy Butler wanted to play with Irving but would he want to now?
There were even rumors around the draft that Irving was in a three way trade to Miami. Miami has a good thing going right now and in the future, does Irving help you?
Yes, in the short term, of course but actually sitting down and thinking about it, it’s not smart for Miami to get involved with Irving. He is not a Culture type of guy and for me, it’s just that easy.