The Latest Breaking News from Lonzo Ball

The pain in Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball's knee has been reportedly "eliminated," and he is set to return to running in January.

It has been a slow process for Ball after the third surgery on his left knee, but coach Billy Donovan said Ball was in town last week and is set to start running in January.

The guard has been out since Jan. 14, 2022 due to knee injuries.

Head coach Billy Donovan refuses to make any struggles for the Chicago Bulls' struggles this season.

Donovan is not asking Coby White to be Lonzo Ball as far as advancing the ball and pushing the team up the floor, but there are definitely little habits White can add that made Ball so effective.

After coaching the Thunder to a 243-157 record and five playoff appearances in five seasons, Donovan left when the team opted to rebuild. Less than four years later, the Thunder are reaping the rewards of general manager Sam Presti’s work and the Bulls are in the same place they were…

Teams involved in big trades this offseason, such as the Grizzlies and Bucks, have faced a learning curve to start 2023–24, but not everyone needs to sound the alarm.

Ever since Lonzo Ball went down with what would be a season-ending (and more) injury, the Chicago Bulls have been dealing with a massive hole at the point guard position. Coby White has filled that gap to some degree, but not to the point where the ...

Guard Zach LaVine knows how this movie ends, and unless the “Big Three” of LaVine, DeMar DeRozan and Nikola Vucevic can get synced up in the offense, there’s a good chance that one or more will be on the trade market sooner than later.

Whether it’s due to a lack of star power or just simply franchise vibes, these are the squads that will be the least fun to watch this year.

Nikola Vucevic and the Chicago Bulls stars know this may be their last chance to win.