Earlier this week, Lonzo Ball cut ties with Big Baller Brand co-founder Alan Foster when roughly $1.5 million was unaccounted for in his personal and business funds.
Since then, Ball has hinted at signing with Nike with an Instagram post that features the company’s logo and slogan while his No. 2 jersey hangs in the Staples Center rafters.
As the 21-year-old looks to take control of his life on and off the court during his second season with the Los Angeles Lakers, it appears he is considering another change.
Ball and his family reportedly have had conversations about the future of Big Baller Brand as they distance themselves from Foster, according to Ramona Shelburne of ESPN:
The Ball Family had discussions over the weekend about folding @bigballerbrand and anything associated with Alan Foster.