Kyrie Irving a 'Driving Force' in Concern Over NBA Bubble

With the NBA bubble in Disney World taking so long to commence, there have always been concerns in the back of my mind that issues could materialize, including a spike in coronavirus nationwide and/or in Florida, or players getting cold feet over the whole idea of the bubble. This afternoon, word has emerged that Kyrie Irving is leading a charge of concerns about the bubble.

Reports of issues with the bubbles have been trickling out:



Following that report, Taylor Rooks and Howard Beck of Bleacher Report added the following:








It sounds like there could be more concern over a lack of freedom to go in and out of the bubble than concern for safety. Hopefully all of this gets squared away because it would be a complete disaster if the NBA's return to play plans blew up.

Update: Haynes adds:








Here is what Clay had to say about NBA players being unhappy with the bubble:




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Ryan Glasspiegel grew up in Connecticut, graduated from University of Wisconsin-Madison, and lives in Chicago. Before OutKick, he wrote for Sports Illustrated and The Big Lead. He enjoys expensive bourbon and cheap beer.