The Chicago Bulls "have not been eager" to trade Lonzo Ball despite outside interest, according to NBA insider Marc Stein. Stein also reported the team

Before this season, Lonzo Ball had missed two years of basketball due to a knee injury. Upon his return, there was genuine skepticism about whether he could return to a high level and re-establish himself as a viable NBA point guard.

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 nears, more chatter about how he could contribute to an actual contender.

Will the Chicago Bulls trade Lonzo Ball? If so, where might he land? While the Bulls (20-28) are still in the Eastern Conference play-in picture, they owe

Although the Bulls have received trade interest in Lonzo Ball, they’re not eager to move the veteran point guard and wouldn’t be looking to buy him out of his expiring contract if he remains in Chicago beyond Thursday’s deadline,

For that reason, one of the players who has come up in Lakers rumors is Lonzo Ball. Ball is a former Laker who was a top draft pick. Ball has finally returned to basketball this season after missing a few years due to chronic knee injuries. While he isn't the player he once was, he is still a pretty decent guy to bring off the bench.

The Bulls have received trade interest in Lonzo Ball all season but sources tell @TheSteinLine that they have not been eager to trade him and are resistant to buying Ball out if he

While the Grizzlies do not necessarily need Ball with star point guard Ja Morant and backup Scotty Pippen Jr. running the backcourt, his defensive capabilities would be great if t