Irving, Zion and Simmons: the triple transfer that can turn the NBA upside down

The hurricane caused by Kyrie Irving's decision not to get vaccinated against the coronavirus seemed to have lowered his media strength. However, the point guard, still separated by the Brooklyn Nets, has once again fueled the rumors with the latest image that he has uploaded to social networks.

It shows a man with a chain around his head and a key in the padlock that closes it. An image in which many have wanted to see the possibility of the base opening up to the possibility of receiving the dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. And more after Kevin Durant's 'I like'. There are also those who interpret the opposite and it is that the point guard closes the door to change his mind.

Interpretations for all tastes that come wrapped in the rumors that have appeared in the US press in recent hours and that speak of a possible transfer of the point guard with two other NBA stars like Zion Williamson and Ben Simmons involved.

The portal Fadeaway is the one that has released the possibility of a three-way transfer between Brooklyn, Philadelphia and New Orleans. A triple movement that would end with Kyrie Irving playing in Philadelphia (a city that does not require being vaccinated to enter the pavilions) along with Naji Marshall and Cam Thomas. For his part, Zion Williamson, who is rumored to want to leave the Pelicans, would land in Brooklyn with Tomas Satoransky and Jaxson Hayes. And finally the rebel Ben Simmons would fulfill his wish not to play for the 76ers anymore and would go to the Pelicans with Seth Curry and Matisse Thybulle.

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