Here it comes! Rumors say the Warriors are interested in signing! Hello, NBA's second overall pick!

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Insider Fischer revealed:The Warriors aim to sign "Lonzo Ball" on the buyout market...

Not only are the Warriors eager for Ball, but teams like the Nuggets are also interested. Everyone is currently waiting on his medical report before making a final decision on signing.

Before this year's trade deadline, the Cavaliers traded Ball along with two second-round picks to the Jazz, who immediately waived him, turning him into a full free agent.

This guy has played 35 games this season with 3 starts, averaging 20.8 minutes, 4.6 points, 4 rebounds, 3.9 assists, and 1.3 steals per game, shooting 30.1%, 27.2%, and 66.7% in three key shooting categories respectively.

Born on October 27, 1997, Ball is a 1.96m tall guard with a 2.06m wingspan, the 2017 second overall pick. Although his development hasn't met expectations, he can't be labeled a bust. His best season (20-21) saw him average 14.6 points, 4.8 rebounds, 5.7 assists, and 1.5 steals. His main issue is fragility; injuries have prevented him from fully realizing his potential.

Over his nine-year NBA career so far, Ball has played a total of 322 regular-season games, averaging about 40 games per season. Notably, he missed the entire 22-24 seasons and has yet to appear in a single playoff game.

As for those who say Ball can't shoot, actually, in his NBA career, he averages 2.2 three-pointers made per game at a 35.5% shooting rate. Especially in the 21-22 season, he shot an impressive 42.3% from beyond the arc, making 3.1 threes per game, reaching elite shooter status. Unfortunately, as mentioned, injuries caused his rapid decline.

Considering Ball is just 28 years old, theoretically still in his prime basketball years, as long as he stays healthy, whether playing for the Warriors or another team, he can at least serve as a key rotation player and extend his NBA career, rather than having to play overseas to make a living.

According to incomplete statistics, Ball has earned a total of $123 million in his career. Although he hasn't played much, he certainly hasn't missed out financially.