Kyrie Irving reportedly will opt into his $36.5 million player option for next season with the Brooklyn Nets, after he had reportedly been granted permission to seek a sign-and-trade
Irving’s player option came with the initial four-year, $136 million deal he signed to join forces with Durant in Brooklyn during the 2019 offseason. He had until Wednesday to make a decision on the player option and will now become an unrestricted free agent after the 2022-23 unless he and the Nets agree on a contract extension.
Irving has played in 103 of a possible 226 regular season games over the last three seasons due to injuries and his unvaccinated status. Since the arrival of Irving and Durant, the Nets’ one playoff series victory came over the
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