Lonzo Ball says re-signing in Chicago reflects loyalty from the Bulls: ‘It just feels like family’
Lonzo Ball said the decision wasn’t all that hard. As he neared the end of his first contract with the Chicago Bulls — a four-year sign-and-trade deal worth $80 million from 2021 through this season — Ball knew he had a major decision to make.
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