Did Lonzo Ball suffer a setback in his injury recovery?

Lonzo Ball appears to be taking one step forward and two steps back.
Lonzo Ball appears to be taking one step forward and two steps back. Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times reported this week that the Bulls are having even more concerns about Ball’s recovery from his longstanding left knee injury. Cowley notes that the Bulls had been hoping that Ball would start sprinting in January. But that still has not happened yet with the calendar now about to flip to March. Speaking with reporters on Tuesday, Donovan acknowledged that Ball’s progress has been going slowly. “I don’t know if he’s stuck,” Donovan was quoted as saying of Ball. “He is doing some shooting, some running, some jumping. He hasn’t done any sprinting yet, that I know. “He needs to develop more strength in his leg,” Donovan added. “Because of him having that surgery and being off his leg so long. Before he’s really able to ramp up, I think they want him to get to a place physically that relates to his quad strength, hamstring strength, before he starts to really do that.” It has now been over 25 months since the

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