‘Prioritizing Kevin Durant’s Title Window’: Surprising Kyrie Irving News Causes a Meltdown of NBA Twitter

Brooklyn Nets Fans can finally breathe a sigh of relief as their nightmares are finally over. They have finally given the Big Three of Brooklyn Nets the go-ahead as Kyrie Irving is set to resume playing basketball. Irving has not played for the Brooklyn Nets at all this season.

According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the Nets have finally come up with an arrangement where Irving can restart his participation in team activities.

This means that James Harden and Kevin Durant no longer have to work a little extra to compensate for his absence. This update has caused an eruption on Twitter as fans rejoiced in his return. Therefore, here’s how fans reacted after this latest Kyrie Irving News broke the internet.

Nets fans relieved as Kyrie Irving set to return

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What does this mean for Kyrie and the Brooklyn Nets?

As per the statement released by General Manager Sean Marks, he agreed that Kyrie’s return will give them a chance to reduce and optimize the physical demands from each player.

This decision was a long time coming. Earlier this month, Irving dropped a hint that he is about to resume playing. NBA experts went crazy trying to decipher what that message meant. Now with this official update, it is clear that Kyrie Irving was indeed dropping a hint to let his fans know about his return.

With Kevin Durant already playing at an MVP caliber level, this season, Irving’s return is seriously “Scary hours” for the league. The Big Three have not played a single game together this season and the Nets are still on top of the Eastern Conference. It is only a matter of time before Irving’s return improves their chances of making it to the NBA Finals. Every Nets fan is surely excited about this.

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