One of the most exciting players to watch in the NBA is Kyrie Irving. His ball-handling and dribbling skills are like no other and even superstars in the NBA are a fan of Uncle Drew.

Irving was sidelined for most of the 2021-22 season because of issues with vaccination rules. The Brooklyn Nets can finally play Irving as they prepare for a long list of games on the road. While not being able to play, Irving had tweeted, ” God never fails”. This tweet had the fans in a frenzy as they wondered what the tweet’s true meaning was.

With the Nets facing the Denver Nuggets at home next, Irving will not be allowed to play as it is a home game. This time again, he has sent out a message which seems to be on the lines of the previous, “God never fails” tweets.

Kyrie Irving sends out a cryptic tweet

The Brooklyn Nets are missing Kevin Durant due to injury and having Irving has been a blessing for the Nets. Although fans were hoping to see the Big Three of Brooklyn finally combine, destiny had other plans.

The Nets face the Denver Nuggets at home next, which means Irving will not be allowed to play. He sent out a tweet recently. His tweet reads, “My faith in God gets stronger every day. How can I fail?”

This tweet seems to carry the same message that his previous tweets carried while he was sidelined. Although Kyrie Irving is not a fan of posting content on Twitter daily, he keeps on sending out these tweets once in a while.

Late last year, he posted a series of cryptic messages which started with the “God never fails” tweet. He posted what appeared to be an hourglass on Instagram and a photo of Laurence Fishburne as Morpheus from the movie “The Matrix.”

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Is his latest tweet a sign for fans? Only time can tell.

How has he been this season?

Currently, a part-time player for the Brooklyn Nets, Irving has been adapting to the role quite well. Just two weeks after making his return to the NBA, he scored a season-high 30 points against the Washington Wizards.

Despite the Brooklyn Nets president making it clear they will not be playing any part-time player, they were forced to make a U-Turn in the Kyrie Irving case owing to injuries. Irving averages 23.4 points, 4.9 rebounds, and 5.1 assists this season for the Nets.

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