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賈登·艾維 (Jaden Ivey) 被芝加哥公牛隊釋放後，周圍的情況變得更加緊張，週六晚上，一段視頻瘋傳，視頻顯示這位 24 歲的賈登·艾維 (Jaden Ivey) 在阿拉巴馬州奧本市的圖默角 (Toomer’s Corner) 公開講道。

在剪輯中，艾維引用了馬太福音 5 章 8 節——「清心的人有福了，因為他們必得見神」——在向一小群人講話時引用了登山寶訓。

賈登·艾維 (Jaden Ivey) 發現他在街上講道。

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— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) 2026 年 4 月 5 日

這段影片是在芝加哥以「對球隊有害的行為」為由裁掉艾維的幾天后發布的，這一決定與一系列社交媒體事件有關。本週早些時候，艾維批評天主教，稱其為“虛假宗教”，隨後在 Instagram 直播中發表了反 LGBTQ 言論，包括反對 NBA 宣傳驕傲月。這些行動發生在他於 2026 年 3 月 30 日獲釋之前。

艾維對此舉的反應加劇了爭議。在獲釋後的直播中，他指責該組織不誠實，並為自己的行為進行了辯護，稱自己只是在「宣講耶穌基督」。據報道，他經常在更衣室傳福音，導致與隊友、教練和工作人員發生摩擦。

由於個人爆料的重新浮出水面，這種情況引起了更廣泛的擔憂。過去的片段顯示艾維討論了童年時期的性虐待、成長過程中缺乏情感支持的情況，他最近透露，他曾多次差點試圖自殺，他將其歸因於信仰的阻止。這些披露，加上他最近的行為，引發了人們對他健康狀況的懷疑。

艾維只為公牛隊效力了很短一段時間。 2026年2月3日從底特律活塞隊收購，他只打了四場比賽，場均11.5分、4.8個籃板、4.0次助攻、2.0次抄截和0.5次阻攻。此前，他在2025-26賽季為活塞隊出戰33場比賽，場均貢獻8.2分、2.2個籃板和1.6次助攻。

艾維最初在 2022 年 NBA 選秀中以第五順位被選中，在普渡大學二年級時以場均 17.3 分、4.9 個籃板和 3.1 次助攻的出色成績進入聯盟，併入選了十大聯盟第一隊。儘管軌跡充滿希望，但他目前的狀況讓他的 NBA 未來充滿不確定性，因為場外的發展繼續為他的職業生涯蒙上陰影。

周一晚上， 芝加哥公牛队 后卫贾登·艾维 (Jaden Ivey) 在 Instagram 直播中发表反 LGBTQ 言论后被释放。

在被底特律活塞队交易后，艾维才加入球队一个多月。但现在，由于他最近的言论，他的 NBA 未来似乎受到严重质疑。

虽然公牛队的转会让这位得分后卫得到了一些意想不到的支持，但艾维似乎对他未来的 NBA 前景并没有太担心。在随后的直播中，他点名了斯蒂芬·库里和勒布朗·詹姆斯等联盟知名人物。

周二早上，他再次上线，透露了他的家人如何处理他最近有争议的言论。

据艾维说，他的家人现在认为他在发表有争议的言论后失去了理智。

“那些我身边的人，那些我的家人，因为我所说的话而背叛了我。真相。背叛了我。说我失去了理智。说我疯了。说我不知道​​真相。”艾维说道。

“这些是我自己的家人，他们爱我。我的血统。那些抚养我长大的人说我不知道​​真相。‘伙计，他疯了。’”他是这个，他是那个。这些都是我自己的家。这一切都是因为福音。这一切都是因为我说的是实话。”

他还声称，他的妻子在另一场现场会议中不再给他发短信。

尽管被裁，贾登·艾维仍将获得全额保障工资

与此同时，更多细节正在成为人们关注的焦点，特别是围绕艾维的薪水。根据 The Athletic 的 Mike Vorkunov 的说法，艾维仍将获得 2025-26 赛季 1010 万美元薪水的全部剩余部分。

通常，这是无法保证的。在涉及对球队不利的行为的情况下，球队可以尝试收回工资，但据了解芝加哥公牛队不会走这条路。

但总的来说，对于这位前乐透秀来说，这无疑是一个意想不到的转折。

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on monday evening Chicago Bulls Guard Jaden Ivey was released after an Instagram live stream in which he made anti-LGBTQ comments.

Ivey had been with the team for just over a month after being traded to the Detroit Pistons. But now, it seems his NBA future may be in serious doubt in light of his recent comments.

While the Bulls’ move to the shooting guard has received some support from unexpected quarters, Ivey didn’t seem too fearful about his future NBA prospects. In a subsequent live stream, he called out major league celebrities like Stephen Curry and LeBron James.

He then went live again on Tuesday morning and revealed how his family is handling his recent controversial comments.

According to Ivey, his family now thinks he is losing his mind after his controversial comments.

“People that are around me, that are my family members, are calling me out on what I say. The truth. Calling me out. Saying I’m losing my mind. Saying I’m crazy. Saying I don’t know the truth,” Ivey said, per Joel Lorenzi of The Athletic.

“These are my own family members who love me. My blood. Who raised me telling me I didn’t know the truth. ‘Man, he’s psycho.’ He is this, he is that. That is my own house. All because of the gospel. All this because I told the truth.”

He also claimed that his wife is no longer messaging him during another live session.

Jaden Ivey will receive full guaranteed salary despite being waived

In the meantime, more details are coming into focus, particularly regarding Ivey’s salary. According to Mike Vorkunov of The Athletic, Ivey will still receive the full remainder of his $10.1 million salary for the 2025-26 season.

Typically, this was never guaranteed. Teams can attempt to recover salary in cases involving conduct detrimental to the team, but it is understood the Chicago Bulls will not go that route.

But overall, this has certainly been an unexpected turn of events for the former lottery selection.

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Chicago Bulls Guard Jaden Ivey was pardoned Monday after allegedly making anti-LGBTQ comments on social media. Ivey had already been ruled out for the rest of the season with a left knee injury.

Following the incident, the shooting guard received considerable support, including from New England Patriots running back Treveon Henderson.

In a post on his X page, Henderson expressed sympathy for Ivey by sharing what the player said that led to his release. He then used a Bible verse, Matthew 5:10, to show support for the 24-year-old guard.

“Blessed are those who are persecuted for righteousness’ sake, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven,” Henderson tweeted.

Jaden Ivey was having the best year of his career last season before suffering a foot injury. As a result, Ivey missed out on a rookie max extension, as he moved down the Detroit Pistons’ pecking order this season.

Thus, he played limited minutes and was traded to the Chicago Bulls at the deadline as part of a three-way deal. minnesota timberwolves.

It’s going to be an interesting summer for the Ivies, full of potential. However, his recent comments could prove problematic for him for other teams.

Former NBA player also supported Jaden Ivey

Apart from Trevion Henderson, Jaden Ivey also received support from former NBA star Royce White. The player-turned-politician hopes to run for senator in Minnesota this summer, so he used the current issue as part of his campaign.

“Boom…freedom of speech? You now have to support sucking dick to play in the NBA? What a blow this is to American culture! Get it, massive blow? Seriously, can we reel this in? What’s even that?” White tweeted.

Although Ivy had the right to say whatever he wanted, he was presumably not free from the terms of being employed by a private franchise like the Chicago Bulls.

However, it will be interesting to see how the 24-year-old player weathers this storm and which team he eventually lands up in.

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The Chicago Bulls have seen a lot of drama this season, but nothing like the Jayden Ivy situation. What started as a locker room whisper has turned into one of the strangest stories in the NBA this year.

Reporters, social media and a mid-flight Instagram Live all played a role in exposing a side of Ivey that no one expected to see.

According to Bulls insider Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times, Jaden Ivey’s postgame interviews were nothing out of the ordinary. Instead of the usual basketball discussion, Ivey would turn press sessions into full-on sermons.

He would ask reporters personal questions about his faith, including whether he was “saved” and whether he had “committed adultery before marriage.”

Sources close to the situation said that before Ivey arrived in Chicago, people around the Detroit Pistons were already calling him “the preacher”, but even that label did not fully explain what was going on.

What’s really going on around Jaden Ivey?

The situation quickly deteriorated after Ivey turned to social media. After the Bulls held a Pride Night event, Ivey went on Instagram Live and openly challenged the NBA’s LGBTQ advocacy. According to The Athletic, Ivey said on the livestream:

“The world can declare LGBTQ, right? They declare Pride Month. And the NBA, they declare it. They show it to the world. They say, ‘Come join us for Pride Month, to celebrate inequity.’ They promote it on billboards. They promote it on the streets. Unrighteousness.”

The Bulls took action the same day and waived Ivy on March 30 for “conduct detrimental to the team”.

The live stream that said it all

Instead of staying quiet, Ivey got on Instagram Live and kept going until a flight attendant came over and shut it down. On stream, Ivey slammed the Bulls’ decision, saying:

“[The Bulls] Said that my conduct is harmful for the team. Why didn’t they say, ‘We don’t agree with his stance on LGBTQ’? Why didn’t he say so? How is this behavior harmful to the team? What did I do with the team? What did I do with the players?”

He also opened up about his personal past, sharing on Instagram:

“The NBA was everything to me. I didn’t know God. When I came to the NBA I was a womanizer, I was an alcoholic and a drunk. That’s all I knew. After all those points I felt good… I felt like everything was laid out for me.”

Mid-flight the live stream ended abruptly when a flight attendant interrupted him mid-sentence and caught him saying:

“All I’m preaching is about Jesus Christ… I’m telling you they’ll cancel me… He sees the things you’re doing at night… Obscenity… Adultery… Lies…” – at which point the flight attendant interjected: “I’m sorry to bother you… Are you on your mobile?”

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賈登艾維在社交媒體上的令人擔憂的行為成為討論的焦點，這促使芝加哥公牛隊週一裁掉了他。

公牛隊在決定釋放艾維時以「對球隊有害的行為」為由，艾維一直透過 Instagram 上的直播影片表達自己的宗教信仰。他發表了反 LGBTQ 的言論，甚至點名批評了金州勇士隊後衛史蒂芬柯瑞。

雖然很多人嘲笑 24 歲的艾維，但他在新英格蘭愛國者隊跑衛特雷維揚·亨德森 (TreVeyon Henderson) 中找到了一個意想不到的支持者，他 引用了一首詩 來自他在 X 上的帖子中的聖經。

「『為義受逼迫的人有福了，因為天國是他們的。』」馬太福音 5:10，」亨德森寫道。

“為義受逼迫的人有福了，因為天國是他們的。”
馬太福音 5:10 https://t.co/CTpkaMx0oT

— TreVeyon Henderson (@TreVeyonH4) 2026 年 3 月 31 日

在宣揚自己的信仰的同時，艾維也指責 NBA 慶祝驕傲月的行為「不公義」。

23 歲的亨德森對自己的宗教信仰也非常開放，並將自己的職業生涯歸功於耶穌。他說他的信仰是他一生中最重要的事情，因為它幫助塑造了他的身份。

他還表示，他的信仰將他從「黑暗的想法」中拯救出來，並告訴 NBC 波士頓體育頻道，每個人在某些時候都需要幫助。

「只有耶穌把我拉了出來。我嘗試了其他所有方法，但都不起作用。只有耶穌，」亨德森說，他在 2025 年以第 38 順位被愛國者隊選中。

雖然每個人都有權表達自己的意見，但公牛隊教練比利·多諾萬指出，這並不是絕對的，並強調他們仍然必須尊重和專業，特別是因為組織中的人員具有不同的背景。

多諾萬也解決了為運動員提供足夠的心理健康資源的重要性。

賈登·艾維因在社交媒體上的令人擔憂的行為而於週一被芝加哥公牛隊裁掉，之後他發現自己已經沒有球隊了。

艾維一直透過 Instagram 上的直播影片分享他的宗教信仰，包括恐同評論。公牛隊並沒有容忍他的可疑言論，在與底特律活塞隊和明尼蘇達灰狼隊的三隊交易中獲得他後不到一個月，公牛隊就釋放了他。

在他的一次 漫無邊際的獨白24歲的艾維甚至點出了金州勇士隊後衛史蒂芬柯瑞。

「這就是為什麼你找到了史蒂芬·庫裡，他甚至沒有投降，你們都相信他是基督徒，因為他寫了腓立比書 4:13，」艾維說。 “你們都認為他是基督徒。但他和世人一樣咒罵。”

「這就是為什麼你有史蒂芬·庫裡，他甚至沒有投降，你們都相信他是基督徒……你們都認為他是基督徒，但他和世界一樣咒罵。”

賈登·艾維 (Jaden Ivey) 稱讚斯蒂芬·庫裡 (Steph Curry) 😳

（來自 PoisonIvey /IG）pic.twitter.com/IAwFUoeZny

— ClutchPoints (@ClutchPoints) 2026 年 3 月 31 日

37 歲的柯瑞經常談論他的信仰，堅稱這是他生活的動力。

截至發稿時，這位兩屆 MVP 尚未對此事發表評論。

芝加哥隊主教練比利·多諾萬在討論球隊裁掉艾維的決定時強調需要尊重和專業，艾維批評 NBA 慶祝驕傲月，稱其為“不公正”。

「在公牛隊內部，我們有來自不同背景的人，無論是教練，還是高層，我們都會很好地合作，我們會互相接受，」多諾萬在媒體發布會上說道。

多諾萬也重申了心理健康的重要性，尤其是在 NBA 充滿壓力的情況下。

艾維只為公牛隊打了四場比賽，因為他最近因膝傷而停賽。他場均得到11.5分、4.8個籃板、4.0次助攻和2.0次抄截。

The Chicago Bulls have been struggling in recent weeks, most recently giving up 157 points in a surprising loss against the Philadelphia 76ers. The Bulls are headed to the NBA lottery once again this year, and all the teams headed to play this season are looking at what some of their young players have.

Unfortunately, Chicago got tough news Thursday afternoon about an injury to one of those players.

“The Bulls have announced that Jayden Ivey will miss the remainder of the 2025-26 season for treatment of his left knee soreness,” reports X, former ClutchPoints NBA Insider Brett Siegel on Twitter.

The Bulls also got another update regarding a big man coming off their bench.

“The Bulls also say Jalen Smith, who suffered a right calf injury Wednesday night, will miss the remainder of the season,” the Seagull reports.

The Bulls acquired Ivy in a deal involving the Detroit Pistons before the NBA trade deadline, and so far, he’s not looking like a pre-injury, lottery pick version of himself in Chicago. Ivey is one of the guards currently on the Bulls roster, viewed by many as one of the most poorly constructed guards in the entire NBA landscape.

Hopefully, shutting down Ivy now will give the former Pistons guard the time he needs to fully recover from the knee pain and get back to being like his old version next season.

The Bulls are currently 29-43 on the season, and things don’t get any easier from here, as Chicago will take the field on Friday night for a road game against the defending NBA Champion Oklahoma City Thunder. Tipoff for that contest is scheduled for 8:00 pm ET.

The Chicago Bulls’ two big trade deadline acquisitions in Jaden Ivey and Anfernee Simmons have been hampered by injury issues. According to Brett Siegel of ClutchPoints, both players are currently sidelined, and recently received updates regarding their recovery timelines.

Afnery Simmons is dealing with a left wrist injury and will be reevaluated in 10 days. Jaden Ivey has a left knee injury and is expected to be reevaluated in a week. Since the trade, Simmons has been limited to only six games and Ivey has appeared in only four games.

Both players are in the final year of their current contracts, with Simmons headed to unrestricted free agency and Ivy headed to restricted free agency.

Simmons has appeared in six games with the Bulls, including four starts, averaging a little over 28 minutes per game. He averaged 15.2 points, 2.8 rebounds and 3.0 assists with splits of 43.8 percent shooting from the field, 32 percent shooting from the 3-point line and 100 percent shooting from the free-throw line.

Ivey appeared in four games with the Bulls, including three starts, averaging a little over 28 minutes per game. He averaged 11.5 points, 4.8 rebounds, 4.0 assists and 2.0 steals with splits of 41.7 percent shooting from the field, 38.1 percent shooting from the 3-point line and 88.9 percent shooting from the free-throw line.

The Bulls are currently 27-40 and are in 12th place in the Eastern Conference standings. They have lost two consecutive games heading into Monday’s match against the Toronto Raptors. They are six and a half games behind the No. 10 Charlotte Hornets for the final play-in spot, which is an unexpected reality.

The Detroit Pistons’ winning streak reached five games after defeating the Chicago Bulls 126-110. However, the exchange of emotions after the game took away much of the headlines from Saturday’s game.

Saturday night’s matchup marked the first time the Pistons shared the court with former teammate Jaden Ivy since the former first-round pick was traded to Chicago at the NBA trade deadline. The entire Detroit team went to talk to Ivy and give her a very emotional hug.

After the game, Detroit center Jalen Duren was asked about his bond with Ivey.

“He’s my brother, man. I came into the league with him since day one. He’s been family forever, brother. He’s my favorite player, I love that guy,” Duren said, fighting back tears.

Detroit found itself in a difficult situation regarding Ivey’s future. He suffered a devastating foot injury against the Orlando Magic when guard Cole Anthony dived into his foot. He was taken off the floor on a stretcher and missed the rest of his third season.

After completing his rehab, Ivy suffered another injury setback during the preseason. He required another surgery to repair his knee problem in the 2025–26 season. Due to injuries, his game was greatly affected and his numbers dropped significantly. His once unstoppable speed had diminished and his high-profile athleticism didn’t look the same.

Rather than wait for a recovery, the Pistons opted to deal Ivey to the Bulls for forward Kevin Huerter. Ivy was playing in a contract year as a restricted free agent. Detroit decided to give Ivy a fresh start elsewhere rather than wait for his recovery to agree to a contract extension.

Before that injury Ivey was putting up career-high scoring numbers. The Pistons were seeing a significant scoring surge with 17.6 points per game on 46% shooting from the field and 40.9% shooting from 3-point range.

Ivey was drafted by the Pistons along with Duren in the first round during the 2022 NBA Draft. The former Purdue guard was selected No. 5 overall before Detroit took Duren at No. 13 overall.

Jalen Duren dominates in return to the lineup

The Pistons received another boost to their roster after Duran returned from suspension. After missing the last two games against the Charlotte Hornets due to a concussion, the Pistons’ All-Star center looked like he didn’t miss a step against the Bulls.

Duren was a major focal point of Detroit’s dominance in their road win. He scored 26 points and pulled down 13 rebounds, his 25th double-double of the season. Duran’s offensive rebounding continued at a high level, with six more against Chicago.

The Pistons are still without backup center Isaiah Stewart for the next four games because of the fight. Veteran big man Paul Reed again performed well in Stewart’s absence, scoring 15 points and grabbing nine rebounds.

All-Star point guard Cade Cunningham nearly finished the night with a triple-double. Cunningham scored 18 points, dished out 13 assists and grabbed nine rebounds. Forward Tobias Harris also added 18 points in 30 minutes. Guard Duncan Robinson had a hot shooting night with 17 points and five 3-pointers.

The Chicago Bulls received some unfortunate news ahead of Saturday’s game against the Detroit Pistons. Jayden Ivey, who was originally listed as questionable, will not play due to a knee injury. Additionally, Zach Collins, who is out with a toe ligament injury, will not play again.

But the matter goes further than that.

On Saturday, ClutchPoints’ Brett Siegel confirmed that Ivey and Collins would be out for the long term.

Ivey will be reevaluated within two weeks. Meanwhile, Collins would undergo surgery, ending his season.

The Bulls say Jaden Ivey will be reevaluated in two weeks after being diagnosed with left knee soreness.

Zach Collins will undergo season-ending surgery on his right big toe. pic.twitter.com/BICG5veNOq

– Brett Siegel (@BrettSiegelNBA) 21 February 2026

The Bulls are 24-32 and on a seven-game losing streak. On Thursday, they lost their first game after the All-Star break to the Toronto Raptors, 110–101. Meanwhile, they will face a 41-13 Pistons team, the best team in the Eastern Conference. Also, the Bulls will play the New York Knicks on Sunday.

Ivey came to Chicago as part of a three-way trade with the Pistons and Minnesota Timberwolves. A deal that would send Kevin Huerter to Detroit. Ivey has played in 4 games with the Bulls and is averaging 11.5 points and 4.8 rebounds.

Additionally, Ivey is recovering from recent knee surgery that delayed the start of his season with Detroit.

Meanwhile, Collins has not played in a game since December 27 against the Milwaukee Bucks. In that game, he had a double-double of 10 points and 10 rebounds as Chicago lost 112–103.

Since then, Collins has missed a total of 26 games and an entire month. Overall, he has played 10 games this season and averaged 9.7 points and 5.6 rebounds per game. He also shot 57.8% from the field.

The trade of Jayden Ivey from the Detroit Pistons to the Chicago Bulls was meant to give him a fresh start and new opportunities, but after only five games, he has already been removed from the rotation.

Bulls guard Jaden Ivey’s comments following his first career DNP have raised concerns about his health and future. His absence came during Thursday’s 110–101 loss to the Toronto Raptors, the team’s seventh straight loss.

Opening up about his absence, Ivy got candid about the struggles he is facing physically and mentally.

“I’ve been dealing with pain in my knee. I’m sure people can tell it – I’m not the same player I used to be. This is why. I’m not the G I used to be. The old G is dead. No matter the basketball setting, I’m alive in Christ. … It doesn’t matter how many DNPs, how many points I score, those things are a temporary thing. Jesus is eternal.”

Acting head coach Wes Unseld addressed the reasons behind Jaden Ivey’s surprising DNP after the game.

Unseld described this choice as a “basketball decision”, according to Joel Lorenzi.

“It’s really hard to play six guards,” he said, noting that the team’s recent roster changes have made the rotation more crowded.

When questioned about whether Ivey’s upcoming restricted free agency influenced the decision, Unseld chose not to comment.

“That conversation is probably above my pay grade,” he said.

Ivey missed Thursday night’s game but handled it with grace. He recognized his physical limitations without making any excuses, considered the situation through his faith, and insisted that he would be ready when the opportunity arose.

Now the Bulls have to decide when that opportunity will come. Unseld said it is not his job to make major decisions, leaving it to the front office to make sure Ivey’s role matches his value in rebuilding the team.

Ivey accepted the reality of the NBA and his place on the roster, and explained his perspective on sitting out.

“Going into it, you’ve got to look at who’s on the roster. … Making trades, that’s what happens in the NBA.”

Loaded postgame from Jaden Ivey, who thinks he had the first DNP of his career tonight. He said it doesn’t change his character and he is here to “do my job, glorify God.” Asked if he thinks it’s a possibility, he says, “Going into it, you’ve got to see who’s on the roster. … pic.twitter.com/nz8BfC3PYy

– Joel Lorenzi (@JoelXLorenzi) 20 February 2026

In 37 games with Detroit and Chicago this season, Ivy is averaging 8.5 points in 18.1 minutes per game. In his four contests with the Bulls, he has averaged 11.5 points, 4.8 rebounds and 4.0 assists in 28.8 minutes.

The loss dropped Chicago to 24–32, leaving them in 12th place in the Eastern Conference. Brandon Ingram had 31 points, eight rebounds and six assists as Toronto improved to 33-23.

Jaden Ivey has only been with the Chicago Bulls for two weeks. he arrived in chicago share of business That sent Kevin Huerter to the Detroit Pistons. So far Ivy has played four matches.

However, he didn’t play even a minute In the first half of the Bulls’ post-All-Star break game on Thursday against the Toronto Raptors, according to Sports Illustrated’s Elias Schuster. A decision that has surprised some fans.

“And yet that’s not surprising, because, what’s the point in this franchise?” @FrenchBullsFan_ posted on Twitter in ex,

Another user felt this way This was not necessarily surprising, In view of the abundance of guards.

“It’s a tough lineup to crack.” @BabooBott678 posted on social media.

Ivey has averaged 28.5 minutes per game so far with the Bulls. He is also averaging 11.5 points and 4.8 rebounds per game. Ivey’s last game was on February 11 against the Boston Celtics. He played 29 minutes and scored 10 points, as the Bulls lost 124–105.

He was in the starting rotation in his first game with the Bulls on February 5 against the Denver Nuggets. In that game, he scored 10 points, grabbed six rebounds and played 30 minutes as Chicago lost 136–120.

Ivey is coming off of four seasons with the Detroit Pistons. He arrived in Chicago at exactly the same time was making progress. after all, he was after recent knee surgery And watching his minutes dwindle.

After this season, Ivy will become a restricted free agent. Overall, he has a chance to prove his worth. Additionally, Chicago has the power to match any offer from another team or offer it its own deal.