Kyrie Irving elected as VP at Players Association meeting today, per source.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) February 17, 2020
Kyrie Irving is now second in command of the NBA Players Association, and his fellow players just put him there. Only in America.
But seriously, Kyrie is the real life version of Michael Scott who says things just to see what happens.

The guy who famously said ridiculous things like “What does government mean to you?” and “Fuck Thanksgiving” is now going to have a hand in shaping the future of the league.
This is a list of ridiculous stuff Kyrie said in 2017 alone. That is who now has his hand on the bag representing every player in the league. Good luck guys. I’m sure negotiations will go well when he tells Adam Silver he’s not woke enough and moves to have all Christmas Day games cancelled.
But seriously, Kyrie is going to say something outrageous in a meeting sooner than later and then blow up when it becomes a news story.
Kyrie Irving argues with reporter over flat earth comments pic.twitter.com/IbEh2pqumm
— infowars.com (@henryco95857917) February 12, 2020
You are a celebrity that gets paid millions of dollars a year so yes people pay attention to what you say. And now Kyrie’s in a position where his words and actions will have a real affect on his NBA peers, which is something he has not shown a willingness to accept in the past.
“When I was out for those seven weeks and not saying anything and still people are still saying things about me. It’s inevitable. They crucified Martin Luther King for speaking about peace and social integration.“
— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) January 20, 2020
-Kyrie Irving
(🎥 @YESNetwork ) pic.twitter.com/rFDypgIpMU
So we’ll see how this goes because Vice President of the Players Association is far from a symbolic position.
Twitter is already batting a thousand with reactions to the news.
<Kyrie Irving at the first NBA players association meeting pic.twitter.com/DtRmAhecH4
— CantDance ParkHer (@realprinceblue) February 17, 2020
[2022 NBA CBA negotiations]
— bluewirepods (@bluewirepods) February 17, 2020
“What do you think of these terms?”
Kyrie Irving: pic.twitter.com/fjFkyUOj3c