NBA Free Agency: Lonzo Ball And Chicago Bulls A Perfect Match?

ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski spoke about Lonzo Ball potentially landing in Chicago with the Bulls.

Lonzo Ball will be a restricted free agent this off-season, and ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski speaking to Zach Lowe on their NBA Draft special on ESPN on Sunday, mentioned the Chicago Bulls as a potential landing spot for Ball.

Ahead of Woj & Lowe on ESPN: KIA Mock Draft Special with @mike_schmitz, @dalencuff, @KendrickPerkins and me at 1 PM ET. pic.twitter.com/8IKOtYK9xd

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 25, 2021

"In a perfect world for both Lonzo Ball and the Chicago Bulls, they end up together," Wojnarowski said on ESPN. 

The full link to the clip on ESPN of Lowe and Wojnarowski speaking about Ball can be seen here on YouTube. 

More links from what they talked about on ESPN can be seen in Wojnarowski's Tweets below.

Part two of The Woj & Lowe YouTube segment — even more stuff: https://t.co/VPPUGG8xlJ

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) July 26, 2021

H/t Daniel Greenberg who's Tweet can be seen embedded below. 

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