‘It’s Time to Move on’: Kyrie Irving Returns, Says He ‘Needed a Pause’ But Is Ready to Return with ‘Some Great Pieces’ Added to Roster

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‘It’s Time to Move on’: Kyrie Irving Returns, Says He ‘Needed a Pause’ But Is Ready to Return with ‘Some Great Pieces’ Added to Roster

Brooklyn Nets point guardKyrie Irvingreunited with his team on Tuesday, Jan. 19, after a two-week hiatus. ESPN reported that Irving told reporters that he was […]

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