With Kyrie contract drama in the books, now Sean Marks' real works begins
Kyrie Irving has elected to opt-in to his $37 million player option for the 2022-23 season after negotiations dragged Nets' fans to some dark places and played out publicly through the media. Sean Marks and Joe Tsai held firm and Irving at the end of the day bet on himself and remained steadfast in his four-year commitment to Kevin Durant and the Nets. A History of the Nets-From Teaneck to Brooklyn, coming out July 11! Order your signed author copy for $30 today! Send us a DM @NetsHistory w/ your email address & ship address, and you can take home a piece of @BrooklynNets History! #netsworld #nba #netslevel #nets #Kyrie #bklyn pic.twitter.com/lf3i076KtQ — Nets Insider (@NetsHistory) June 27, 2022 The aggravating part about the whole scenario is that the week long drama sidetracked the front office from addressing other important components of the team's roster. Brooklyn still holds Bird Rights to Bruce Brown and Nicholas Claxton, thereby matching any team...