Brooklyn Nets star Kyrie Irving took to the court for the first time since his partnership with Nike ended, and it's fair to say he had a message for the sports brand.
Irving covered the Nike logo's on his trainers with black tape, two days after they parted ways with the NBA star following his recent anti-semitic controversy. He also wrote the message "I am free" on the side of his shoes, to advertise that he is now a sneaker free agent.
What's more, is that Irving had a fantastic game for the Nets, scoring 33 points in a 122-116 win over the Charlotte Hornets. It's been a difficult period for Irving, but he let his basketball do the talking on Wednesday night.
