Lonzo Ball Expected to Return for Bulls vs. Magic After Wrist Injury

The Chicago Bulls guard has been sidelined since October 28 but is targeting Wednesday's game for his comeback.

Lonzo Ball has been out since October 28 after spraining his right wrist during a game against the Memphis Grizzlies.
The injury occurred when Ball braced for a fall following a steal attempt, and an MRI later confirmed the sprain.
Ball has participated in extensive workouts and practices, with Bulls head coach Billy Donovan noting significant progress in recent sessions.
This season marks Ball's return to NBA action after missing over two years due to multiple surgeries on his left knee, including a cartilage transplant in 2023.
The Bulls hope Ball's return will bolster their lineup as they continue to seek consistency in a competitive but relatively weak Eastern Conference.