During the game, Lonzo Ball made a shot over his brother (LaMelo) that got a lot of views on social media. Via The NBA: "BIG BRO 3-BALL OVER LIL BRO Lonzo and LaMelo face off for the first time ...

Despite leading at halftime, they lost by a score of 131-106. Lonzo Ball finished the loss with nine points, three rebounds, four assists and one steal while shooting 3/10 from the field in 23 ...

Ball (illness) has been ruled out for Saturday's game against the Warriors, Cody Westerlund of 670TheScore.com reports. After missing Wednesday's loss to the Timberwolves, Ball will miss a second ...

Lonzo Ball is still trade-eligible despite extending with the Bulls. His two-year, $20 million extension falls under his extend-and-trade limit. — Yossi Gozlan (@YossiGozlan) February 6, 2025 ...

The Chicago Bulls and point guard Lonzo Ball agreed to a two-year contract extension on Wednesday, rewarding the 27-year-old ...

The NBA trade deadline puts pressure on several teams, including the Los Angeles Lakers. However, they could land Lonzo Ball during the deadline, according to Jovan Buha of The Athletic and Jason ...

The Chicago Bulls rebuild meant everyone’s future was suddenly up in the air — from the coach to the leftovers from the core ...

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball on Friday shared his thoughts on ... His teammate quickly passed him the ball for an easy fast-break dunk, to the delight of Chicago Bulls fans in the arena.

CHICAGO — It took three years, one month and 19 days for Lonzo and LaMelo Ball to face off again in an NBA game. Much has changed since then. “A little surreal just seeing how far he’s come ...

Except instead of dealing another player away like they did trading Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings, the Bulls have agreed to terms on a new contract with backup guard Lonzo Ball.

TORONTO — Lonzo Ball is putting the rest of the NBA on notice: He’s ready for more. More minutes. More responsibility in the Chicago Bulls starting lineup. And as Thursday’s trade deadline ...

and move on from Lonzo Ball. So far, they’re doing the exact opposite. Ok, so now that the Bucks can aggregate, you’d assume they’re looking around to see what they can do with just under $ ...