Kyrie Irving shines in Drew League with 20-point triple-double (1 Viewer)

Each year, basketball enthusiasts eagerly anticipate the arrival of the Drew League, an electrifying summer event held in Los Angeles. This tournament showcases an exhilarating blend of talent, featuring NBA stars, retired legends, renowned personalities, local league players, international athletes, and promising college prospects. During the momentous 50th season of this California extravaganza, Kyrie Irving, the star guard of the Dallas Mavericks, made a spectacular league debut on Saturday, leaving fans mesmerized as he achieved a triple-double.

Fondly known as "Uncle Drew," the nimble point guard recorded an impressive stat line of 20 points, 13 rebounds, and 11 assists. His exceptional performance played a pivotal role in leading the Nationwide Souljas to an 84-73 victory against Cal Supreme.

Notably, just last month, Irving inked a lucrative three-year contract worth $126 million, solidifying his commitment to the Mavericks.

In the previous season, the 31-year-old maintained a remarkable average of 27.1 points, 5.5 assists, and 5.1 rebounds in 60 games, showcasing his talent both with the Nets and the Mavs.