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Bulls Waive Jaden Ivey After Anti-LGBTQ Comments
The team cut ties with the shooting guard following his controversial remarks.
Mar. 30, 2026 at 11:09pm
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The Bulls' decision to waive Jaden Ivey over his anti-LGBTQ comments reflects the growing pressure on professional athletes to uphold inclusive values.Chicago TodayThe Chicago Bulls have reportedly waived shooting guard Jaden Ivey after he made recent anti-LGBTQ comments. Ivey acknowledged that his play had declined and said, "I'm sure people can call it out — I'm not the same player I used to be."
Why it matters
The NBA has taken a strong stance against discrimination, and Ivey's comments were seen as going against the league's inclusive values. The Bulls' decision to waive him highlights how professional sports teams are increasingly holding players accountable for their off-court conduct.
The details
According to ESPN's Shams Charania, the Bulls decided to part ways with Ivey following his controversial remarks. The team has not provided an official statement on the matter.
- Ivey made the anti-LGBTQ comments in recent weeks.
The players
Jaden Ivey
A shooting guard who was recently waived by the Chicago Bulls after making anti-LGBTQ comments.
Chicago Bulls
The NBA team that decided to waive Jaden Ivey following his controversial remarks.
What they’re saying
“I'm sure people can call it out — I'm not the same player I used to be.”
— Jaden Ivey, Former Bulls Shooting Guard
The takeaway
This incident highlights the growing expectation for professional athletes to be held accountable for their words and actions, especially when they go against the inclusive values promoted by major sports leagues.
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