The Latest Breaking News from Lonzo Ball

Welcome to one of my favorite times of the year. It’s the portion of the NBA calendar when there are only a few weeks left, and the postseason is close enough to where clubs often begin jockeying for position—aka sitting out their best players—to manifest the first-round playoff matchup they…

White spent the offseason building up his body, as well as studying the art of physicality from Alex Caruso, and the result has been seen on both ends of the floor

The guard could be facing a third knee surgery, possibly putting part of next season in jeopardy.

CHICAGO — The end of a lengthy recovery still isn’t in sight for Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball, who reportedly could require a third surgery on his right knee.

Chicago has struggled without the star guard, who has not appeared in a game since Jan. 14, 2022.

The Chicago guard hasn’t played in an NBA game in over a year.

While a source said on Thursday that the organization wasn’t there just yet, a third surgery on Ball’s left knee was on the table, and would sideline him for up to six months.

Ball will need another six months of recovery and rehab.

Green underwent arthroscopic surgery on his right knee in January.

The Bulls were hoping to have Green moving laterally by now, but coach Billy Donovan said Sunday that he has been slowed in the rehab process.

The NBA doesn’t even consider it playoffs, and the Bulls shouldn’t view qualifying as an accomplishment.