Kyrie Irving

Kyrie Irving finished with 42 points (13-24 FG< 8-16 3 PT, 8-8 FT), three rebounds, six assists, two steals, and a block in the win over Houston.

Fantasy Impact

It was a simply amazing performance from Kyrie in this one. As a full-time player now, he will really get a chance to ramp up his workload before the playoffs. Irving will be an elite option for those still playing fantasy.

Kyrie Irving shot 12-for-32 from the field including 7-for-14 from deep to finish with 31 points on Saturday. In 44 minutes, he chipped in with two rebounds, six assists, and a steal in the 122-115 loss to the Hawks.

Fantasy Impact

Irving played second-fiddle to Kevin Durant and his 55-point effort on Saturday but still did enough the help fantasy owners and DFS lineups. With Irving now able to play at home, he will be needed over the last four games (three at home) to try to help improve the Nets playoff position in the play-in round.

Kyrie Irving totaled 25 points (9-22 FG, 3-3 FT, 4-9 3-PT), three boards, five assists and two steals on Thursday.

Fantasy Impact

Kyrie has cooled off since his white-hot stretch earlier in March, when he posted 43, 50 and 60 points in a four-game span. His fantasy value largely comes from his scoring, as it has for most of his career, which leads to a wider range of outcomes. His floor is low, so when he doesn't get his buckets, his fantasy output suffers. He has gotten back on track the past two games, averaging 24.5 points per contest, and chipping in on the defensive end as well. The Nets are battling for playoff positioning, and will need Kyrie to be at his best down-the-stretch, and he of all players, should be up to the task. Brooklyn will visit the Hawks on Saturday.

Kyrie Irving scored 11 points (4-11 FG, 2-2 FT, 1-5 3PT) and dished out six assists in Saturday's 110-95 win over the Miami Heat.

Fantasy Impact

Irving was very underwhelming on Saturday, only scoring 11 points on 30 minutes played. They didn't need him to step up against the Heat, but for fantasy purposes, he was very underwhelming. As we continue to come down the home stretch on the regular season, the Nets will be fighting for a higher seed, and they will need Irving to step up and be an elite player.

Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving has indicated he will re-sign with the team this Summer, saying "There’s no way I’m leaving my man #7 (Kevin Durant) anywhere."

Fantasy Impact

Durant and Irving signed with the Nets in 2019 with hopes of making a title run. Last season, their hopes were boosted with the addition of James Harden. But a loss to the Bucks in the playoffs, coupled with the beard being moved to Philly this year leaves the two Nets stars back at square one. With New York easing COVID mandates, Irving will now be allowed to play in home games, an obvious boon to Brooklyn's title chances. However, even if they can't get it done this year, it seems #7 and #11 have no plans of splitting up.