You could be forgiven if you haven't watched much Lonzo Ball lately. He did just miss two full seasons, after all, and even upon his return, the Bulls aren't exactly at the top of anyone's League Pass rankings.

LONZO Ball is staying put. Mentioned among the NBA players likely to be moved before the Feb. 6 trade deadline, the fit-again 6-foot-4 guard ended up signing a two-year, $20-million extension that will keep him in Chicago through the 2026-2027 season.

According to ESPN's senior NBA insider Shams Charania, "Several trade suitors emerged for Lonzo Ball in recent days, but he and the Bulls have now reached a deal that keeps him in Chicago through 2026-27." Charania also reported the two-year extension is worth $20 million.

With the NBA trade deadline fast approaching, the Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly eyeing potential moves to bolster their roster, particularly targeting a cen

According to a league source, the Bulls had a firm offer to get a first-round pick and take on future money for Lonzo Ball and extended him instead. Source: New York Times Bulls list Lonzo Ball doubtful vs.

According to John Hollinger of The Athletic, the Chicago Bulls had a firm offer to get a first-round pick and take on future money for Lonzo Ball at the

Aside from their recent blockbuster trade, one of the biggest stories for the Bulls this season has been the return of Lonzo Ball. After missing the last two years due to a knee i