The Chicago Bulls saw the return of point guard Lonzo Ball to the NBA floor this season after years of setbacks injury-wise. However, it was fairly short-lived. Ball suffered a wrist injury and has been trying to get back on the court. He was originally supposed to be out for a short time but the Bulls have learned the hard way with Ball.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball has appeared in three games this season after missing two full seasons due to injury. In an unfortunate development, it was announced by the Bulls on Tuesday that Ball had suffered a wrist sprain that will sideline him for at least 10 days.

Ball hoped to return from a sprained right wrist Sunday, but shooting drills before the Bulls' game Wednesday in New York changed those hopes quickly. Coach Billy Donovan said it will be at least another week before Ball can think about a return.

Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball is out with a wrist injury but narrowly avoided suffering another season-ending surgery

After missing two-and-a-half years of game action while recuperating from three knee surgeries to repair a pesky meniscus tear, Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo

Lonzo Ball worked out hard in New York, which Donovan said was “definitely a struggle.” Original optimistic target date was Sunday but Donovan said he needs at least another week. Ball

Chicago Bulls fans waited for over two seasons to see Lonzo Ball return to the team. After years of waiting, it finally happened this season, but then Lonzo went out again with a right wrist sprain. After playing three games with the Bulls,