Photo: Chicago Bulls/Twitter There is a growing possibility that Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball will need a third surgical procedure on his right knee that likely would require another six months of recovery and rehabilitation. Ball averaged 13.0 points, 5.1 assists, and 5.4 rebounds and shot 42% on 3-pointers as a Bull. ESPN story
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Editors note earlier Thursday; multiple reports stated that Bulls guard Lonzo Ball had suffered a small meniscus tear but that the Bulls believed Ball would play through the pain instead of opting for surgery. Hours later, the franchise announced that Ball elected to undergo surgery on his left knee and is expected to miss six-eight
Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball will undergo arthroscopic surgery on his left knee “following an initial period of rest and targeted intervention” and will be out 6-to-8 weeks, the team announced. Ball was recently diagnosed with a small meniscus tear in his left knee and was evaluating treatment options before ultimately reaching this decision. The
Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball has suffered a small meniscus tear in his left knee, per Shams Charania of The Athletic. Lonzo Ball has been diagnosed with a small meniscus tear in his left knee and is evaluating treatment options, per @ShamsCharania. pic.twitter.com/mfjRUZZGXy — SLAM (@SLAMonline) January 20, 2022 The Bulls reportedly hope Ball
The Bulls are having a fantastic season, but they could soon face a temporary setback. Via the ESPN.com: Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball may need arthroscopic surgery on his left knee for a meniscus tear, and a decision on the procedure is expected to come this week, sources told ESPN on Thursday. The scope would