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Omari Sankofa II: JB on Isaiah Joe, who will miss his fourth-straight game tonight after his hard fall: “From where we were standing you could hear it. You knew it was going to be one of those ones that was difficult … we have plenty of time to get him back and get him on the floor.”
Omari Sankofa II: Isaiah Joe’s been downgraded to OUT
Coty M. Davis: #Pistons Isaiah Joe was in attendance for shootaround this morning. He is currently listed as questionable for tonight’s game due to a right hip contusion.
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Coty M. Davis: Isaiah Joe was at shootaround, but it doesn’t appear that he participated. Joe is still questionable for tonight’s game due to a right hip contusion. #Pistons
Pistons PR: Isaiah Joe has been ruled OUT for the remainder of tonight’s game with a hip contusion.
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Brandon Rahbar: Jaylin Williams on Lu Dort, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins: “Of course we all miss them. I’m happy for them.” JWill says those guys are his brothers. “I hope they succeed at the highest level.”
Justin Martinez: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander said it "sucks" to see Lu Dort, Isaiah Joe and Aaron Wiggins no longer on the team, but he continues to be close with them: "Those guys are never more than a phone call away, and vice versa."
And he organized his teammates in San Diego in August to get in “sweat equity” with the newcomers – including John Collins and Isaiah Joe – and build familiarity before training camp opens Sept. 29. “I’m excited,” Cunningham, 24, told the Free Press on Thursday in an exclusive interview in Sterling Heights. “I think the anticipation of it makes you a little anxious, ready to get it going, ready to get the ball out there and just play. Like I said, I’ve felt like a rookie again, like I’m stepping into something new a little bit. And there’s excitement and nerves that come with that. I’m thankful for all of that stuff. I work the best job in the world and am excited to get it back going. I just feel blessed.”
The City of Fort Smith will honor Fort Smith native and NBA player Isaiah Joe with a street naming ceremony at 6:00 p.m. Friday in a ceremony held at North 25th Street, adjacent to Northside High School, according to a Wednesday news release from the city.
