Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball has come up in trade rumors as the Feb. 6 deadline draws nearer, but it sounds like the team has no plans of dealing

The Los Angeles Lakers are looking at a familiar name ahead of the upcoming trade deadline. According to NBA insider Jovan Buha, veteran point guard Lonzo Ball is on the Lakers' radar and has emerged as an interesting potential trade target.

The Los Angeles Lakers are looking around the trade market ahead of the trade deadline. The deadline will be here in two weeks, and they are looking for ways to improve their roster. Los Angeles already made a move by sending D'Angelo Russell to Brooklyn for Dorian Finney-Smith and Shake Milton.

Whenever Ball has the opportunity to return to his hometown of Los Angeles and play, it's special. That doesn't mean he needs to play for an L.A. team, but he won't rule it out, either. For now, he's just enjoying being healthy.

Los Angeles Lakers fans rejoiced as they believed they landed their point guard of the future and a potential Lakers great when they selected UCLA poin

LaMelo Ball went head to head against his brother Lonzo Ball as the Charlotte Hornets took on the Chicago Bulls on Friday. The Hornets are coming from a 117-112 win over the Utah Jazz on Wednesday.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball could be on the Los Angeles Lakers' radar as the Feb. 6 trade deadline approaches, according to

LaMelo Ball scored 26 points, Miles Bridges had 21 and the Charlotte Hornets held on for a wild 125-123 win over the Chicago Bulls.

For the first time since November 29, 2021, brothers LaMelo and Lonzo Ball faced off against each other in an NBA game. In a tightly contested

One potential trade involves the Bulls sending Lonzo Ball back to Los Angeles, not to reunite with the Lakers, but to join the Clippers. In Newsweek, Ricardo Klein proposed a trade that would see the Clippers acquire Lonzo in exchange for P.J. Tucker, Derrick Jones Jr., and a 2026 second-round pick.

Lonzo Ball returns to the Chicago Bulls after a two-year injury absence, expressing his excitement and readiness to contribute. In his first start thi

Pelicans make history with massive comeback: The Pelicans made franchise history Monday with a 25-point comeback victory over the Jazz to set a new club record. CJ McCollum popped off for 45 points extended their season-best winning streak to four games.