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“I stand on what I said” – Lonzo Ball double downs on LaMelo Ball joining Western Conference contenders 




Chicago Bulls point guard Lonzo Ball made headlines on May 16 when he predicted that his younger brother, former All-Star point guard LaMelo Ball, will be traded to the Los Angeles Clippers this summer. The oldest Ball brother guessed that Dylan Harper would be selected by the Charlotte Hornets with the fourth pick in this year’s draft, leaving the door open for his brother to be traded away.

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"I low-key got Dylan Harper going to the Hornets," Ball said, sharing his draft prediction. "... and I got [La]Melo going to the Clip[per]s"

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