Bulls head coach Billy Donovan said Ball has trouble catching passes without pain. K.C. Johnson of The Chicago Sports Network reported the news via Twitter/X. Johnson posted, "Lonzo Ball worked out hard in New York,

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.

In addition to the strong play from LaVine so far this season, the Bulls got three encouraging games from Lonzo Ball after he had missed the previous two seasons due to injury. While Ball is no longer dealing with knee issues, he is currently sidelined ...

Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball will remain sidelined for Saturday’s road game against the Atlanta Hawks as yet another injury drags out longer than expected.

Ball got through dribbling drills the last few days, and before the game Wednesday against the Knicks, he was putting up shots. Those were two big hurdles he needed to clear, but he's not close to being out of the woods yet,

Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball spoke candidly about his latest injury as he prepares to miss time in recovery.

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

Billy Donovan said Lonzo Ball was targeting Friday or Sunday for his return. While Donovan didn’t rule it out, he did say it may be optimistic. Ball hasn’t done much other than dribbling to this point.