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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.
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NEW YORK — New York City mayor Eric Adams reiterated that while he remains optimistic about the COVID-related numbers he's seeing, the city's professional sports teams are going to have to wait their turn as far as potential vaccination-mandate rollbacks are concerned.
NEW YORK — Kevin Durant says Kyrie Irving is «frustrated» that he still cannot play Nets home games because of New York City's COVID-19 vaccine mandate, but also thinks Brooklyn's championship window extends beyond this season regardless of when his star teammate returns on a fulltime basis.
NEW YORK — While the Yankees expressed confidence about unvaccinated players being able to be on the field on Opening Day, the city government is singing a different tune.
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Comedy Central host Trevor Noah is slamming New York City's conflicting coronavirus vaccine mandate standards that allow people to attend indoor events without requiring proof of vaccination, while contrastingly requiring proof of vaccination for employees to go to work.
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