Ben Shapiro

But the Bulls just cut Ivy, just waved him, which is kind of incredible.

Well, Ivy also went off on Steph Curry.

And the reason he's going off on Steph Curry is because Steph Curry is frequently brought up by critics of traditional Christianity in the league, apparently, as sort of the example of what Christianity should look like.

Meaning that you sort of cite the vaguest verses from the Bible while ignoring actual sort of traditional moral practice.

So here's Ivy talking about Steph Curry.

Now, again, I'm just wondering precisely what Ivy said here that merits being waived.

I mean, let's be real about this.

If you were saying the opposite, that Pride Night is the best.

In fact, if he came out as gay today, he would be celebrated by the league.

He would be touted as one of the most important basketball players alive if that happened.

The NBA has a political bent, without doubt, and they are putting at risk an entire Christian audience and traditionalist audience that look at this and say, hold up, you get waved for saying that you don't believe that Pride Night ought to be celebrated?

Not even because you did anything wrong, just because you said that you don't agree with the league's stance on these issues?

Back in January, 2025, Ivy talked about how he had become a Christian.

He sort of explained the story.

And again, here he was giving his testimony.

My testimony is that when you're away from Jesus, when you're not close to him, when you don't have a relationship with him, Satan is there.

He wants to just steal, kill, and destroy.

That's all he comes here to do.

He doesn't want to give you peace.

I have that joy that I've been searching for my entire life.