The alarms go off in the Chicago Bulls, and it is that according to what Adrian Wojnarowski was able to report, the injured Lonzo Ball could undergo a third knee operation after not improving with the previous procedures.
Sources close to the player report that, if he underwent surgery again, he would be out for another six months, which would jeopardize the next 2023-24 campaign again.
The oldest in the Ball saga has not played an official match since January 14, 2022, and the situation could not be more pessimistic with his sporting future. Both his Clutch Sports representatives and the Bulls management are doing everything possible to find a solution to his constant knee pain, consulting all kinds of specialists who have not yet found a solution.
In August 2021 he was part of a sign and trade from the New Orleans Pelicans agreeing to a new commitment with the Bulls for an additional four years and $80 million.
In Chicago, he has only been able to play 35 official games with figures of 13 points, 5.4 rebounds and 5.1 assists in 34.6 minutes per night.
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