A National Basketball Association star player is not eligible to practice or play with his team because he has not gotten the coronavirus vaccine, and an National Football League coach resigned yesterday after offensive emails were published.
The NBA’s Brooklyn Nets announced that seven-time All-Star Kyrie Irving is not eligible to play or practice with the team because he has refused to get the coronavirus vaccine, ESPN reports, becoming the first player to be excluded from team activities because of his vaccine status.
Because Irving does not have at least one vaccine shot, he is not eligible to enter any indoor gym in New York City under city regulations. That includes the Barclays Center, the Nets home arena, meaning Irving cannot practice with the team or play in home games.


