'His career is absolutely on the line!' | 00:54 NBA superstar LeBron James said that Brooklyn guard Kyrie Irving should be allowed back on court after the anti-semitism furore that saw the Nets suspend him. Fallout for Irving continues two weeks after he posted a social media link to a film widely denounced as anti-semitic, with Nike co-founder Phil Knight saying in an interview with CNBC on Thursday that the apparel giant’s relationship with Irving is likely severed for good. “I would doubt that we go back,” Knight told CNBC in an interview that aired on Thursday. “But I don’t...