Minnesota Timberwolves on Wednesday, Lonzo Ball checked into an NBA game for the first time in almost three years to a heartfelt standing ovation.  After three knee surgeries over the last two years,

After the game, Chicago Bulls coach Billy Donovan opened up about Ball's return and admitted the guard still has to get back his rhythm and timing. "I thought he looked great, you

Chicago will play things slowly with Ball's rehab and return, which includes no back-to-backs, as reported on the game's broadcast. But even if he's 60% the player he was before his injuries, playing 60% of the time, the Bulls' outlook gets a little brighter.