Lonzo Ball wants to be known for his defense. But this season, he still wasn’t sure when — or if — he would get that part of his game back.

Lonzo Ball scooped a loose ball at the top of the 3-point line following a Boston Celtics turnover and orchestrated a fast break going the other way. He pounded two dribbles across halfcourt before dishing a pass to his Chicago Bulls teammate,

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball is a man of his word -- and then some. After offering to pay Angel Reese's fine as the result of a double-technical, Ball actually sent her 10 times the amount she actually needed.

The Chicago Bulls are hitting the reset button, but they’re not rushing the process. With DeMar DeRozan and Alex Caruso departing this offseason, the Bulls are shifting toward a youth movement while keeping the trade market open for their remaining veteran stars,

Ball has not played since Oct. 28 after suffering a sprained right wrist in Chicago's 126-123 victory in Memphis.

Lonzo Ball is reportedly ready to resume his comeback. The Chicago Bulls guard sprained his right wrist on Oct. 28 during his third regular-season appearance of the season, and, after almost a month on the sideline,

As 2024 comes to a close, the Chicago Bulls have ambitions of starting the new year with a fresh clean slate. According to the latest report by league insider Jake Fischer, Lonzo Ball is officially on the trade block for the Bulls along with Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic.

Despite making those two big moves, the Bulls hung onto veterans like Zach LaVine, Nikola Vucevic, and Lonzo Ball. For all three of these players, but particularly LaVine and Ball after their injury-riddled 2024 seasons,

The Chicago Bulls appear ready to hit the reset button, and Lonzo Ball is reportedly part of that equation. According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line, Bulls executives have been reaching out to rival front offices,