Former Purdue superstar and current Detroit Pistons guard Jaden Ivey released an uplifting message on social media after suffering a season-ending injury.

Jaden Ivey suffered a broken fibula and will be evaluated in a month. Detroit Pistons will rely on Malik Beasley, Ausar Thompson to fill his role.

Following their victory over the Olrando Magic, the talk of the Detroit Pistons was not that they’d won four of their last five games. Instead, it was about the

Detroit guard Jaden Ivey sustained what appeared to be a severe injury to his left lower leg in the fourth quarter in Detroit’s game against the Orlando Magic on Wednesday night.

Detroit Pistons guard Jaden Ivey has suffered a broken fibula in his left leg, a source confirmed to the Free Press. It's a significant injury blow for the 22-year-old, who was in the midst of a career-best season.

Since their win over the Orlando Magic, the main talking point around the Detroit Pistons has been Jaden Ivey. The former No. 5 pick was taken off the court in a stretcher earlier this week. After Cole Anthony awkwardly landed on the leg of Ivey,

Tobias Harris had 24 points and Jalen Duren provided a double-double as the Detroit Pistons won their first game without injured guard Jaden Ivey.

Detroit Pistons guard Jaden Ivey had surgery on his left leg, a day after breaking his fibula in a collision during a win over the Orlando Magic.

An injury to the young veteran Jaden Ivey made it difficult for the Detroit Pistons to be thrilled with their bounce-back win over the Orlando Magic. As Ivey was having a stellar night, continuing his strong season,

Detroit Pistons head coach J.B. Bickerstaff didn’t rule out the possibility of Jaden Ivey returning this season after Thursday's leg surgery.