A laconic press release in four lines. Before their match against the San Antonio Spurs, on the night of Monday to Tuesday, the Chicago Bulls announced that the contract of their player Jaden Ivey had been terminated due to “behavior harmful to the team”. The 24-year-old guard had blasted an NBA campaign for Pride Month.
“They’re saying, ‘Join us for Pride Month,’ to celebrate deviance,” he said in a live post. They advocate it. They advocate it on billboards. They advocate deviance in the streets. So how come we can no longer speak of righteousness? How can they say, “Dude, this guy is crazy?” »
Only four games with the Bulls
Jaden Ivey, who had joined Chicago two months earlier from Detroit, had previously attacked Catholicism during an exchange with an Internet user. “Catholicism is a false religion. And this is not the true doctrine of Christ. It does not lead to Salvation through Jesus Christ,” he declared.
Drafted in 2022 in fifth position by the Pistons, Ivey was once considered a very promising player, with successful first seasons. However, his career has been disrupted by injuries over the past two years. He had only played four times for Chicago before being fired.
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