Prior to going down with a left knee injury, Lonzo Ball was in the midst of a fantastic year with the Chicago Bulls. He helped guide the team to the top seed in the Eastern Conference and finally seemed to be living up to his potential.
Although the Jan. 14 injury resulted in him being ineligible to play for 6 to 8 weeks, the future is bright for Ball.
And not just on the basketball court.
As evidenced by his flouring relationship with Ally Rossel, Ball is doing quite well for himself in his personal life as well.
This week, Ball and Rossel celebrated Valentine’s Day. Rossel shared these photos of her gifts on Instagram:
But the good times didn’t stop there. Both Ball and Rossell also documented the rest of the evening:
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It’s safe to say the love is real between these two.
While Ball’s efforts here were no doubt impressive, they paled in comparison to what he did for his girl on Christmas. Although it didn’t quite rise to the level of lavishness that Karl-Anthony Towns’ Christmas present for Jordyn Woods set, it was still a very expensive showing.
Rossel, for the uninitiated, is an Instagram personality boasting more than 150,000 followers on the platform:
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Personal affairs notwithstanding, it will be fun to see Ball return to the court. The Bulls have done just fine without him, but he adds a crucial defensive and playmaking element to the squad as well.
Seems like a fun Valentine’s Day celebration. https://t.co/CZF80vdaln
— Game 7 (@game7__) February 15, 2022
Plus, with Zach LaVine’s health very much in doubt now – the more able-bodied talents Chicago has at its disposal, the better.
Hopefully Ball is getting his mind right and relaxed now, because soon it’ll be time to go back to work.
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A longtime sports reporter, Carlos Garcia has written about some of the biggest and most notable athletic events of the last 5 years. He has been credentialed to cover MLS, NBA and MLB games all over the United States. His work has been published on Fox Sports, Bleacher Report, AOL and the Washington Post.
