Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving dribbles in opposition to the Chicago Bulls on Nov. 1 in New York. Irving has returned after a suspension.

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Brooklyn Nets guard Kyrie Irving dribbles in opposition to the Chicago Bulls on Nov. 1 in New York. Irving has returned after a suspension.

Jessie Alcheh/AP

NEW YORK — Kyrie Irving has returned to the Brooklyn Nets and apologized to anybody who felt threatened or harm when he posted a link to a documentary with antisemitic materials.

Irving was suspended by the crew on Nov. 3 hours after he refused to say he had no antisemitic beliefs when assembly with reporters on the Nets’ observe facility. He now says he ought to have dealt with that interview otherwise. Irving says he does not stand for “anything close to hate speech or antisemitism.”

He has missed eight video games throughout his suspension.

The Nets say he’s out there to play Sunday night time in opposition to Memphis.