Chicago Bulls release former lottery pick following anti-LGBTQ comments
The Chicago Bulls released former NBA lottery pick Jaden Ivey after he made anti-LGBTQ comments on social media. Ivey had appeared in four games for the Bulls before being shut down for the season due to a knee injury.
The Chicago Bulls released guard Jaden Ivey on Monday. Ivey had made anti-LGBTQ comments on social media, criticizing the NBA for celebrating Pride Night. He appeared in four games for the Bulls before a knee injury ended his season. Ivey was acquired by the Bulls via trade last month. His career has been impacted by injuries, including a broken leg in 2025. Ivey was set to become a free agent this offseason.
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