Even More Exciting Plans for Kyrie Irving’s Busy Offseason

AUSTIN – Kyrie Irving’s offseason is usually anything from peaceful. The All-Star guard for the Dallas Mavericks may have surpassed himself this summer. Irving approached a FaZe Clan member in an informal livestream and wanted to join their team.
It was a carefree, unplanned, and endearingly clumsy moment.

Irving expressed his confusion about the application process by asking, “Are you guys taking applications?”
FaZe Clan responded quickly. The group posted an image of Irving in FaZe gear on X, formerly Twitter.

While nothing is official, the interaction added another wrinkle to the Kyrie Irving offseason.
His interest in gaming and streaming is no secret. This recent outreach to FaZe highlights a growing connection between NBA stars and the esports world.
AUSTIN – Kyrie Irving’s offseason is usually anything from peaceful.

The All-Star guard for the Dallas Mavericks may have surpassed himself this summer. Irving approached a FaZe Clan member in an informal livestream and wanted to join their team. It was a carefree, unplanned, and endearingly clumsy moment.
Irving expressed his confusion about the application process by asking, “Are you guys taking applications?”
Stop making fun of my brother KAT,” Irving said. “It’s a wrap.” His message was direct, even emotional.
He warned against turning his friend into a meme, vowing to “attack” those who spread ridicule—though he quickly clarified the attack would be metaphorical, not physical. The background was crucial to rving’s ferocious defense. Irving characterized New Jersey as a little yet culturally rich state, where he and Towns both spent their formative years.
He warned that, despite the fact that Jersey is 130 miles long, his advice was to “survive out here.” Irving claims that Towns’ detractors fail to appreciate the diversity of culture, social pressures, and expectations from their own background.