NEW YORK — No matter which side of the Kyrie Irving fence you sit on, it’s important to remember one thing: If he leaves as a free agent this offseason, so do the Nets’ championship hopes because they don’t have the cap space to outright replace him. That’s the gamble the Nets made in the summer of 2019, and what Nets GM Sean Marks must keep in mind when insinuating it’s unclear whether or not Irving “is the right fit” in Brooklyn. There is no more right fit. The only right fit is whatever it takes to bring an NBA championship to the borough, and Irving, one of the most skilled players of all-…
