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Pistons Fans Nervously Away Injury Update For Young Star

January 3, 2025 by Last Word On Pro Basketball

On Wednesday night, Detroit Pistons guard Jaden Ivey went down with what looked like a very serious injury in the Pistons vs Magic game. The 22-year-old had to be stretchered off the court in the fourth quarter after a collision with Cole Anthony left him writhing in pain. Even though the Pistons did win the game, vibes were low because the Ivey injury overshadowed the team’s win. Now, NBA fans are patiently awaiting a Jaden Ivey injury update to see the severity of the injury and if he will be forced to miss significant time. 

Pistons Fans Nervously Away Injury Update For Young Star

Pistons vs Magic Game

The incident occurred with just over 10 minutes remaining in the game. As both Ivey and Anthony chased a loose ball, Anthony lunged and collided with Ivey. The impact caused Ivey’s foot to bend awkwardly beneath him, sending him to the floor, clutching his shin. Medical personnel quickly attended to him, shielding the crowd from the injury with towels while players from both teams watched and hoped for the best. 

Unfortunately, Ivey was unable to leave the game under his own power as he was forced to take a stretcher off of the court.  Before he went down, Ivey was putting it on the Orlando defense , scoring 22 points on 8-of-11 shooting and contributing four assists. His consistent play this season, including career-highs of 17.6 points and 4.1 rebounds to go along with 4.0 assists per game, has been a key to the Pistons ascension to relevance. 

Despite the emotional toll of losing one of their key players, the Pistons managed to rally and secure their fourth win in five games. They have surprised many this season by being in the mix for an Eastern Conference playoff spot. After the last few years of competing for the best draft pick they can get, this 2024-25 Pistons team has been a breath of fresh air for Detroit fans. 

Regardless of the Jaden Ivey Injury Update, Things Look Bad

The Ivey injury really hurts the Pistons. Ivey has finally shown some flashes of what made the Pistons take him fifth overall in the 2022 draft. He is now, without question, a cornerstone of Detroit’s rebuilding efforts. 

While no official update on the severity of Ivey’s injury has been provided as of this writing, the immediate reaction suggests he could face a lengthy recovery. The Pistons are likely hoping that he will have to miss some time but will not require surgery, or have his season end, just as the new year is starting. 

Jaden Ivey Injury Update Coming 

As the Pistons wait for a Jaden Ivey injury update, the focus shifts to his recovery and the team’s ability to adapt in his absence. For a young squad trying to establish itself in the NBA, losing a player of Ivey’s caliber is a significant setback. However, if the Orlando game is any indication, the Pistons will be able to use their depth to support an injured roster. As Pistons fans hopefully await decent news on Ivey’s injury, the coaching staff is likely planning on how they can move ahead without Ivey in the lineup for some time. 

 

The post Pistons Fans Nervously Away Injury Update For Young Star appeared first on Last Word On Basketball .

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