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Folks, here are some things you can do and still not get waived from your team in the NBA.

You can wield a gun while drunk at a strip club.

You can knock up every woman in a four mile radius of every NBA stadium. You can get arrested for alleged felony assault

after concussing and strangling your girlfriend. What is the one thing you absolutely,

positively cannot do, especially during Holy Week? I'll explain in a moment. Welcome back to The Ben Shapiro Show.

All right. So, Jaden Ivy, NBA guard out of Purdue. He used to score about 17 points, grabbed

4.9 rebounds as a sophomore. So he was drafted fifth overall

in 2022 by the Detroit Pistons. And he's a good player. He posted 16 points and five assists and

four rebounds in his rookie year. And then in his second season, he scored 16 points per game.

And then he was up to almost 18 points per game. And he got hurt in his third season. And then

he was traded to the Chicago Bulls. And that is where the trouble began. So this week, Jaden

Ivy posted a video about the NBA's Pride Month. This, of course, is the month where the NBA

and pretty much all the NBA teams have nights dedicated to LGBTQ plus minus divided by

a sign. And Jaden Ivy got himself in trouble because he posted on Instagram a video talking about

NBA's Pride Month.

He is a converted, newly religious Christian.

They proclaim Pride Month and the NBA.

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