NBA Update: Andrew Wiggins caves to social pressure, Brandon Goodwin suffers post-injection blood clots, while Kyrie Irving, et al. stand their ground

TheCOVIDBlog.com
October 15, 2021

Brooklyn Nets superstar Kyrie Irving.

NEW YORK — The NBA is the epitome of this new clown world in the COVID-19 era. But several heroes and a few goats (the bad kind) are being created in the process.

First, let’s outline the NBA’s “vaccine” and COVID-19 protocols. Non-vaccinated players are not allowed to eat with their teams, go to team functions, or be in same locker room as their teammates. But come game time, they can be on the court, maskless, with their teammates and opponents, fighting for rebounds, diving for loose balls and sweating everywhere.

NBA players are not “required” to receive the injections. But we all know how the social pressure and media coercion work. Non-vaccinated players are also not allowed to leave their homes or hotels on the road. Keep in mind this blogger is a former sports reporter, and old enough to remember when the NBA allowed Magic Johnson to play basketball with full-blown AIDS.

Despite the “non-mandate,” at least 95% of NBA players have received the injections, according to the league. So of course those 5% non-vaccinated are the big news stories.

Jonathan Isaac – Orlando Magic forward: standing strong

Note that Rolling Stone magazine is a joke publication with no credibility. That said, Rolling Stone wrote a hit-piece on Mr. Isaac claiming he was a Donald Trump fan and a bunch of other nonsense. Mr. Isaac, a 6’11 forward, has made clear that he will not receive the injections for many reason, but mostly because he’s had COVID-19 and thus has natural immunity. A reporter asked him about the Rolling Stone article during the team’s media session in late September. Mr. Isaac’s response went viral.

Mr. Isaac has always been his own man. He made headlines in 2020 because he was the lone Magic player not to kneel during the National Anthem. Mr. Isaac will only miss a handful of games due to vaxx mandates in New York and California. Florida essentially outlaws all vaccine mandates, so he’ll play all Magic home games.

Bradley Beal – Washington Wizards shooting guard: standing strong

Mr. Beal is a bonafide scorer and 3-time NBA All-Star. It’s frankly sad that reporters posed at least four questions about “vaccination status” during the team’s media day on September 28 instead of asking about basketball. But he handled it like a champ, and likely forced a few reporters to go home and do some research for themselves. Mr. Beal, a 6’3 guard, turned the tables and asked reporters a question of his own:

“People with vaccines, why are you still getting COVID? It doesn’t eliminate anyone from getting COVID.”

Washington, D.C. has no vaxx mandates so he can play all home games. Of course he’ll miss games in California and New York. NBA players will not be paid for games missed due to vaxx mandates. Further, the Wizards will sink or swim with Mr. Beal. He is by far the best player on their roster. Thus they cannot and will not just “sit him out.” That’s the luxury of being an indispensable employees for a large corporation.

Andrew Wiggins – Golden State Warriors: caved to the pressure

This one is sad and disappointing. Both New York City and San Francisco (where the Warriors play) have municipal vaxx mandates. Everyone entering a “large-scale event” must show proof of vaccination in San Francisco. Mr. Wiggins submitted his request for a religious exemption to the NBA, but it was denied. It’s unclear why Mr. Wiggins did not challenge the denial in federal court, like the Western Michigan University athletes and New York healthcare workers.

Mr. Wiggins knows very well the dangers of these injections. He’s done the research. Mr. Wiggins was coy about answering questions regarding his “vaccination status” at the team’s media day late last month. But everyone knew he was non-vaxxed. Unfortunately he made a decision based on money. Mr. Wiggins has already made nearly $80 million in salary alone in his NBA career. He’s likely made several million more in endorsements. His press conference announcing he received the Johnson & Johnson viral vector DNA shot was very similar to stories of regular people covered on this blog. He only received the shot after coercion and facing the job or jab decision.

Mr. Wiggins said he hopes in 10 years, he’s still healthy, knowing the damage these injections do to humans. Mr. Wiggins also made clear that it’s “not something I wanted to do” and that apparently he “doesn’t own his body.” The solemn press conference culminated with a dejected Mr. Wiggins conceding that he sacrificed himself for his children and family.

“It’s not really something we believe in as a family. They know that I had to. It came down to get the vaccination or don’t play basketball. I’m 26. I have two kids. I want more kids. I’m trying to do something that will generate as much money as I can for my kids and my future kids, [create] generational wealth. So, I took the gamble, took the risk, and hopefully, I’m good.”

Mr. Wiggins reported body aches and chills after receiving the injection.

Brandon Goodwin – New York Knicks point guard: post-injection blood clots

Note that the former Atlanta Hawks point guard signed with the New York Knicks yesterday. But while a member of the Atlanta Hawks, the team made a magical run to the Eastern Conference Finals this past season. Noticeably absent was their backup point guard, Mr. Goodwin. The Hawks announced he would miss the playoffs due to a “minor respiratory illness.” But there’s always two sides to every story.

Mr. Goodwin revealed on a Twitch stream that, “the vaccine ended my season [last year]. One thousand percent.” But he wasn’t finished:

“I got sick and I never quite recovered from it (after the injection). I would always have back pain, I was just super tired in the games. Bro, I was so tired. I felt like I couldn’t run up and down the court. My back was hurting. My back really started hurting bad. Then, I’m like, OK. I need to go to the doctor. That’s when I found out I had (two) blood clots. That all within the span of a month. I was fine until then. I was fine up until I took the vaccine, I was fine.”

The worst part is yet to come. The Atlanta Hawks told Mr. Goodwin not to talk to media or anyone else about his condition, particularly the blood clots and prescribed blood thinners. The real reason for his playoff absence is because you cannot do rigorous activities while on blood thinners. Watch a clip from the Twitch stream here.

Kyrie Irving – Brooklyn Nets guard: focal point of non-vaxxed NBA

Non-basketball fans have heard the name Kyrie Irving. He’s the biggest star of all the foregoing players, and thus the primary target of all the corporate talking heads in sports media. The Brooklyn Nets announced this week that Kyrie Irving won’t be allowed to play or practice with the team because he refuses to receive mRNA or viral vector DNA injections. That means he won’t get paid his $33.4 million salary in 2021-22. Mr. Irving doesn’t care.

He’s made well over $130 million in salary alone in his NBA career. Mr. Irving, conservatively, has made another $100 million during his 10 years in the NBA from endorsements and other projects. Money does not control this man. Granted he’s a little quirky and a lot brash. But the NBA and mainstream media billionaires are realizing that their money cannot control Mr. Irving. And it is making them mad as hell.

Just listen to Shannon Sharpe (who this blogger used to have the upmost respect for until 2021). He and Skip Bayless are unabashed vaxx zealots who are incapable of thinking outside their scripted talking points. It has nothing to do with “Flat Earth” or “selfishness.” Mr. Irving does not want to poison himself, period.

And the list goes on with these talking heads. That Stephen A. Smith clown is even worse. None of these people have principles. They are all bought-and-paid-for talking heads. They will never understand Mr. Irving not only because all of them are under the influence of synthetic mRNA and viral vector DNA, but also because they make decisions based on money. Mr. Irving is his own man and own company. Shannon Sharpe, Stephen A. Smith, etc. are just following orders from their bosses, period.

It’s going to be a very interesting NBA season, both for the actual games and observing its 95% “vaccinated” players. Stay vigilant and protect your friends and loved ones.

 

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Udari
Udari
2 years ago

NBA’s players are in their majority not schooled enough. So, no wonder, 95% of them are vaxxed, although not required. It is known, on this scheme, the biggest hoax of modern times, there is nothing about this virus, but politics, the reset induced by the elite. Hat off for Kyrie and those like him!!! Shame for the rest of NBA sheep, with very few synapses existing (if they know what synapse means!)

Nikolaj
Nikolaj
2 years ago
Reply to  Udari

It is even worse in the NHL with 99% of the players being sheep and taking the clot shot.

Jess
Jess
2 years ago
Reply to  Nikolaj

So, not very familiar with hockey, but does anyone else believe the jab killed Jimmy Hayes? I feel like fit 30-something year olds don’t just drop dead out of nowhere.

By the way, Brian, your blog is one of the best, most interesting ones out there! Thank you for all your thorough research!

KarlM Alias
KarlM Alias
2 years ago
Reply to  Jess

Give it a few months and fit 10-,20-,30-,40-,50-,60- something year olds will be dropping like flies. Postmortems don’t lie, and the massive lymphocytic attacks on ALL vaccinated organs of the (already) dead must also be occurring in the vaccinated undead.

Yeezy
Yeezy
2 years ago
Reply to  Udari

Pro-vaxxers also use this same argument for why certain NBA players initially refuse the injection. I think you regular folks just look for something to feel superior about when criticizing these multimillionaire sports stars who didn’t have to bother with a University degree.

I think it’s quite obvious that they simply bowed to peer pressure and fear of losing out on multimillion dollar contracts. They have far more to lose material wise than the average highly educated American, most of which still took the jab. It has nothing to do with education. A university degree doesn’t equal wisdom either.

fan of flowers
fan of flowers
2 years ago
Reply to  Yeezy

thank you. well said. i was about to type something similar before reading through these replies.

Car
Car
2 years ago
Reply to  Yeezy

And Phd stands for Phonier and Dumber…my observations have been that most of them have taken it…that is the problem with too much formal education…the more they learn, the less they know, their brain gets smart but their head gets dumb…Hahaha…I just thought of Karen Croake a tenured professor…who masked up her Dogs…and was not very gracious facing Truth and Reality…

Sunny
Sunny
2 years ago
Reply to  Yeezy

I can’t believe how many times a black persons intelligence called into question when accepting or refusing this vaccine.
A white person accepting or refusing vaccine are said to have made an educated or political choice.

Indomitable
Indomitable
2 years ago

I wonder how many are ACTUALLY vaccinated, and how many knew their doctor well enough to beg off or buy them off from administering the actual jab?

Sunny
Sunny
2 years ago
Reply to  Indomitable

That won’t work for long with the biometric technology coming.

Loveisallweneed
Loveisallweneed
2 years ago

GOD BLESS YOU ADMIN BRIAN AND ALL WHO CONTRIBUTE TO THIS SITE!!!!!

Daz
Daz
2 years ago

I suspect that these high profile athletes are given saline solution. The effect of dozens of them dropping dead on live TV would surely wake a few of the zombies up?

Max Power
Max Power
2 years ago

Hooray for men who stand up for themselves and for what is right!!

Kat
Kat
2 years ago

So we’ll said, Jonathan Isaac! ?

Lindsay
Lindsay
2 years ago

In that video clip, Skip Bayless said to make it to the top where they are, they have to pay a “severe price.” Yeah, I bet they do. I’m curious how many look back and wonder if the price is worth it.

Car
Car
2 years ago
Reply to  Lindsay

No one gets Fame and Fortune or Temporary Earthly Riches unless they serve and sacrifice to the Goat…sadly for them, the Goat Loves no one…and they will be ordered at some point to take the ” Luciferase ” or else…the bill comes due regardless…and no one can Serve Two Masters…

Esperanza
Esperanza
2 years ago
Reply to  Car

It’s really inspiring!!.. For all!!..

fan of flowers
fan of flowers
2 years ago

i pray that these beautiful young men who have decided to stand on their principles continue to stay strong and resist this maniacal agenda! god bless all of them.

Lisa Espinoza
Lisa Espinoza
2 years ago

As the Brazil president said… Time and science will show that world leaders like Biden are wrong about COVID.

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