For the past few seasons, Lonzo Ball's name has been mentioned in numerous trade talks for the Chicago Bulls. That all came to an end when the Bulls re-signed Lonzo Ball two a two-year, $20 million extension.

“Lonzo Ball said he’s happy to be re-signed, said everything about situation here made sense,” K.C. Johnson said in a post. “Team physician Brian Cole is based here. Said team stuck by him and believed in his return when many others doubted him. Reiterated how important it is to have Cole/rehab process in place.”

It looks like the Chicago Bulls rejected a lucrative trade offer for Lonzo Ball before agreeing $20 million extension with the guard.

The Chicago Bulls are finalizing a two-year, $20 million extension with point guard Lonzo Ball, a league source confirmed late Wednesday.

The Chicago Bulls are set to welcome the Golden State Warriors to town on Saturday night, as recent acquisition Jimmy Butler is set to make his Warriors debut a

While Lonzo Ball was included in some trade speculation ahead of this year's trade deadline, he is happy to be with the Chicago Bulls and ultimately agreed to a two-year, $20 million contract extension.

Lonzo Ball said he’s happy to be re-signed, said everything about situation here made sense. Team physician Brian Cole is based here. Said team stuck by him and believed in his return when many others doubted him.