Welcome to Crossroads, a new series from The Ringer and J. Kyle Mann. Over the next couple of weeks, we’ll take a look at some of the most prominent names in the 2019 free-agent class, and break down what might be driving their decision on what comes next. In Part 1, we’re going to attempt to peek inside the mercurial mind of Kyrie Irving.
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‘Crossroads’: Where Should Kyrie Irving Go Next?
In this new series from The Ringer and J. Kyle Mann, we take a look at some of the most prominent names in the 2019 free-agent class, and break down what might be driving their decision on what comes next
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