It hasn't been the ideal start to the season for Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball, as after missing two seasons with injuries he's now battling a wrist injury tha

Bulls forward Patrick Williams will miss at least the next week as the team waits for inflammation in his surgically repaired foot to calm down. Chicago will also be without guard Lonzo Ball (wrist) for at least another week.

Bulls forward Patrick Williams, who missed Wednesday's loss in Milwaukee due to what the team referred to as left foot

Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball, the Los Angeles Lakers' former prized No. 2 overall pick out of UCLA in the 2017 NBA Draft and a beloved Chino Hills native son, saw his career derailed by a serious lingering left knee injury upon his arrival to the Windy City in 2021.

Bulls guard Lonzo Ball has made some progress in his recovery from an injured right wrist, but there’s still no definitive timetable for his return. That’s good enough for now.

One veteran who remains in Chicago is former second overall pick Lonzo Ball. The 6-foot-6 guard missed the last two seasons due to injury, but returned on opening night this year. Playing just three games,

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.

The career of Lonzo Ball could go down as one of the biggest what-ifs in NBA history if injuries continue to derail his career. Ball has appeared in just three