LaVar Ball, the father of the three Ball brothers, wants them to play for the Clippers.
Lonzo Ball’s name was surrounded by lots of hype and expectation, especially because he was one of three brothers in the Ball family that would emerge as one of the most famous basketball families in history. The Ball trio won the 2016 California State Championship with Chino Hills High School, which placed the spotlight on the young stars.
However, one thing that their father LaVar Ball knows is he does not want any of his sons to play for the Lakers again. “I want them all to play for the Clippers,” Ball said. “Steve Ballmer. That's my guy. I like him, I like his style. That's why I tell him ‘My last name Ball. His last name Ballmer. We supposed to ‘Ball More’”.
However, a long stretch of injuries in his lower body, primarily his knee, would begin to arise quickly after joining the franchise.
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