New York City mayor to lift vaccine mandate for performers and athletes: reports
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New York City mayor set to lift vaccine mandate on athletes, performers - report
New York Mayor Eric Adams is set to lift the city's COVID-19 vaccine mandate for performers and professional athletes as early as this week, Politico reported on Wednesday, a rule that has come under growing criticism by local sports teams.
Report: Irving to be cleared for home games
Kyrie Irving could soon be cleared to play at Barclays Center. According to The Athletic's Shams Charania, the Brooklyn Nets' star point guard will be cleared for home games as New York City will lift its private sector vaccine mandate on Thursday, allowing exemptions for athletes and entertainers in the workplace.
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Sources - Increasing hope that New York City vaccine mandate will be rolled back soon
The progress toward further changes to New York City's private-sector vaccine mandate has inspired confidence that Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving could be back on the court for home games at the Barclays Center in the near future, and that New York Yankees and Mets players who have not received the COVID-19 vaccine would be cleared to play at home prior to Opening Day in April, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.