“Lonzo Ball said he’s happy to be re-signed, said everything about situation here made sense,” K.C. Johnson said in a post. “Team physician Brian Cole is based here. Said team stuck by him and believed in his return when many others doubted him. Reiterated how important it is to have Cole/rehab process in place.”

A ton was expected from Lonzo Ball when he came into the NBA as the No. 2 pick in the 2017 draft. He was hyped up as a future superstar and Hall of Famer, and many fell for the hype, but instead, he has maxed out as a lower-tier starting point guard,

For the past few seasons, Lonzo Ball's name has been mentioned in numerous trade talks for the Chicago Bulls. That all came to an end when the Bulls re-signed Lonzo Ball two a two-year, $20 million extension.