Lonzo Ball Suffers Grade 1-2 Wrist Sprain

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball has suffered a right wrist sprain, diagnosed between a Grade 1 and Grade 2, during a game against the Memphis Grizzlies. As a precaution to avoid a more severe Grade 3 sprain, which would necessitate surgery, Ball will be sidelined for at least ten days to let the swelling subside before a reevaluation. This injury comes shortly after Ball's return to the court, having missed over two seasons due to multiple knee surgeries. Despite the setback, Ball played effectively against Memphis, contributing significantly in a limited time on the court. The Bulls plan to manage his return cautiously, given his recent history of injuries. In Ball's absence, Ayo Dosunmu and Dalen Terry might see increased playing time.