Brooklyn Nets point guard Kyrie Irving and Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers are two of the most notable people in the world that have yet to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Both stars have received much criticism from those who support the vaccine while also receiving lots of support from those who are against the vaccine. One such person who has now come out in staunch support of the duo is former NBA star John Stockton. The Hall of Famer recently stated that he has a list of “hundreds” of vaccinated athletes that have “dropped dead on the field.”
Source: Jonathan Sherman @ ahnfiredigital.com
Source: Jonathan Sherman @ ahnfiredigital.com
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Justin Kubatko @jkubatko
📅 On this day in 2021, the @Phoenix Suns Chris Paul had 11 points, 10 rebounds, and 13 assists in a 111-94 win over the Lakers.
Paul became the sixth player in NBA history to reach 10,000 career assists. Only John Stockton reached that mark at a younger age. pic.twitter.com/7SZIAWubCI – 2:01 PM
📅 On this day in 2021, the @Phoenix Suns Chris Paul had 11 points, 10 rebounds, and 13 assists in a 111-94 win over the Lakers.
Paul became the sixth player in NBA history to reach 10,000 career assists. Only John Stockton reached that mark at a younger age. pic.twitter.com/7SZIAWubCI – 2:01 PM
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Shams Charania: Sources: Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving will be cleared for home games as New York City will on Thursday change private sector vaccine mandate to allow exemption for athletes and entertainers in workplace. Unvaccinated Yankees and Mets players also now eligible for home games. -via Twitter @ShamsCharania / March 23, 2022
Shams Charania: NYC Mayor Eric Adams will level the playing field for in-town athletes and performers to match the rule that allows unvaccinated individuals to perform in NYC, sources familiar with the situation tell @TheAthletic @Stadium . Now, NYC local athletes will have the same guidelines. -via Twitter @ShamsCharania / March 23, 2022
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