Ball has not played since Oct. 28 after suffering a sprained right wrist in Chicago's 126-123 victory in Memphis.

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,

The Bulls are off to another rough start this season, but maybe some consistent play from Lonzo Ball can help turn things around. Chicago is currently 7-11 on the year and they will return to action on Tuesday night at 7:00 CT for an NBA Cup game against the Washington Wizards. The Bulls are favored by 4.5 points.

As long as there are no setbacks from his Tuesday workout, the hope was Ball and his injured right wrist will be ready to return to action in Orlando. The guard will be on a minutes restriction, but the hope is he can now start moving forward on his season.

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.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball has been sidelined since October 23 with a right wrist sprain. This injury occurred after Ball appeared in just three games to start the season. Missing more than two years due to injury,

Coach Billy Donovan said Ball had his best shooting session Saturday since suffering the injury and, as long as there are no setbacks, might start taking part in full-contact scrimmages next week.

Shams Charania: Bulls guard Lonzo Ball, out since Oct. 28 with a wrist sprain, is targeting his return to action on Wednesday against the Magic in Orlando, sources tell me and @ramonashelburne.

Chicago Bulls guard Lonzo Ball has missed all but three games this season. This comes after Ball missed all of the last two seasons, and played just 35 games the season before that. Making just 255 appearances since being drafted second overall by the Los Angeles Lakers in 2017,