LiAngelo, who went undrafted in 2018, has transitioned into a hip hop career after going viral with his hit song "Tweaker." As for LaMelo, the third overall pick in the 2020 NBA draft, he won Rookie ...

Can The Clippers Lure LaMelo Ball And Lonzo Ball? LaMelo Ball is in the second year of his max extension with the Hornets and is looking to earn $37.95 million in 2025-26.

The Charlotte Hornets have sneakily put together an impressive roster this offseason, with a lot of their moves flying under ...

Recently, Lonzo and LaMelo Ball made unexpected guest appearances in his recent live stream. The Ball brothers surprised basketball fans with their commentary on Kai Cenat’s live stream.

Lonzo Ball, now with the Chicago Bulls, and LaMelo Ball, always with the Charlotte Hornets, have not played together since high school. The possibility of them joining forces has never been higher ...

Lonzo, LiAngelo, and LaMelo Ball captured the attention of fans everywhere as they transitioned into the NBA, and it’s been quite a journey for them. Out of the three, the youngest, LaMelo, has ...

There has been talk in recent months about LaMelo and Lonzo being traded. The former is coming off another strong season in which he averaged 25.2 points, 7.4 assists and 4.9 rebounds per game.

Meanwhile, Lonzo has only played in 35 games in the last three seasons combined. Trading for LaMelo Ball would be exciting for the LA Clippers, but it's a very high risk move.

In a recent interview, the outspoken father laid out his vision for a title-contending team built around LaMelo Ball, Lonzo Ball, and LiAngelo Ball. “ Everyone’s trying to make these trades.

LaMelo, whose older brother is UCLA star freshman Lonzo, made 37 baskets on 61 attempts as the Huskies took on the Los Osos High School Grizzlies. Their brother LiAngelo sat out the game with an ...

Their father, LaVar Ball, has recently called out the New York Knicks to trade for LaMelo and Lonzo. With all of these pointing at something curious, the fans on the internet got no chill.

Justin Brantley, Spire's associate academy director, told ESPN that head coach Jermaine Jackson has trained Brandon Ingram, who plays with Lonzo Ball on the Lakers, the past few summers.