New York can be a confusing place. After all, where else does it cost $25 for a corned beef sandwich and $15 for a Rolex? You know, where traffic signals are rough guidelines and pressing on your car horn is merely a greeting. Where you're likely to meet someone on the street who tells you, "Welcome; now get out of here." Sort of like Kyrie Irving did Friday night in Brooklyn, waving goodbye with 54 points in a 133-118 Nets destruction of the Bulls.
Irving without much resistance as Kris Dunn suffered a knee injury 13 seconds into the game, made 19 of 23 shots with seven of nine threes, ending the first half with five points and a steal in 4.