Pistons’ Jaden Ivey addresses media for first time since injury: ‘It’s a winning season for the city’
DETROIT — When Jaden Ivey addressed local reporters Thursday, for the first time since breaking his left fibula against the Orlando Magic on Jan. 1, he was undoubtedly in good spirits. Ivey couldn’t contain his smile at times while answering questions and generally had an optimistic outlook on his recovery.
The Detroit Pistons are enjoying a remarkable turnaround this season, sitting at 37-29 and currently holding the No. 4 spot in the Eastern Conference standings. Under the guidance of head coach J.B.
Cade Cunningham had 38 points and went 20-for-21 at the line, but the Pistons fell to the last-place Washington Wizards.
Former Purdue star and current NBA guard Jaden Ivey was one of three players to have his high school jersey retired at Marian (Ind.) on Friday night. Nobody attending Marian High School (Ind.) ...
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