While Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball finally returned from a two-year knee injury, he hasn't fully returned to form. He's only played in eight games for the team this season and has been kept tightly wrapped to a 16-18 minute restriction.

There's a reason why Ball remains the organization's best trade asset, as he has shown to be the best all-around player on the roster minute-for-minute. Now, if he can just stay healthy as the Feb. 6 trade deadline approaches,

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.

For the first time in a long time, the Philadelphia 76ers could face the veteran guard Lonzo Ball. This season, the Chicago Bulls saw their veteran standout return to the court after taking multiple seasons off to recover While Ball is back in action for the Bulls,

Returning from a career-threatening knee injury and playing on a minutes restriction, Ball has surprised everybody with his progress.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball recently got brutally honest on one change he would make in his NBA career. Chicago Bulls star guard Lonzo Ball recently made an appearance on Angel Reese 's podcast, Unapologetically Angel. Reese asked Ball what he would do differently if he could change anything about his NBA career.

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

Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball underwent a rare meniscus transplant procedure in early 2023, which was successful and allowed him to return to the court, much like former power forward Travis Meeks did in 2007.

Billy Donovan said after today's game that Lonzo Ball has been elevated to a 20-minute playing time restriction. He remained under that today. And a really promising step as he gets closer and closer to a normal rotation.