Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball is "targeting" Wednesday's road game against the Orlando Magic for his return from a wrist injury, ESPN's Shams Charania

Lonzo Ball is reportedly ready to resume his comeback. The Chicago Bulls guard sprained his right wrist on Oct. 28 during his third regular-season appearance of the season, and, after almost a month on the sideline,

Chicago Bulls star point guard and former lottery pick Lonzo Ball is targeting a return to the court on Wednesday. The Bulls will play the Orlando Magic on Wednesday, and Ball is expected to be on the court.

Lonzo Ball is an incredibly fun basketball player to watch, but it has unfortunately been very hard to do that in recent years as Ball has been batting all kinds of injury issues. He missed the previous two seasons for the Chicago Bulls because of a knee injury that took a while to correctly diagnose,

Lonzo Ball, who has been out since Oct. 28 with a sprained wrist, is targeting Wednesday for his return to the Bulls' lineup, sources told ESPN's Shams Charania and.

Jordan Poole questionable. Join @34billy42 @AlyssaBergamini and me on the call. Fired up! - 10:14 PM Lonzo Ball will travel on two-game trip and Billy Donovan, who witnessed Ball’s workout today, said he’s encouraged by Ball’s progress.

After two-and-a-half years removed from basketball due to injury, Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball made his highly-anticipated on-court return during the team’s season opener.