NBA: The Nets Don't Have Kyrie Irving Right Now, But What If They Still Had This Player?

Spencer Dinwiddie torched the Indiana Pacers on Friday evening. He is in his first season with the Washington Wizards after playing with the Brooklyn Nets since 2016.
NBA: The Nets Don't Have Kyrie Irving Right Now, But What If They Still Had This Player?
NBA: The Nets Don't Have Kyrie Irving Right Now, But What If They Still Had This Player? /

Spencer Dinwiddie looks incredible to start the new season. 

On Friday, he torched the Indiana Pacers for 34 points, six rebounds and nine assists. 

The point guard only played in three games last season for the Brooklyn Nets after tearing his ACL. 

He was involved in a sign-and-trade that got him to the Wizards this past off-season. 

If the Nets (who don't have Kyrie Irving right now) still had Dinwiddie they'd have nothing to worry about. 

Dinwiddie looks like he could be a potential All-Star this season. 

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Ben Stinar is a former beat writer for AllPacers.com. He is a 2021 Hilltop30 Scholarship Fund recipient.