The Lakers guard hinted at cutting ties with Big Baller Brand over the weekend.
The future of Big Baller Brand looks even bleaker after Lonzo Ball decided to cover up a tattoo of the brand’s logo.
The second overall pick of the 2017 NBA draft told the broadcaster he believes Alan Foster was responsible for embezzling around $1.5 million from Ball’s personal account. ESPN added the Lakers point guard told his father he was concerned by Foster’s criminal past, but ultimately delegated the handling of the situation to LaVar.
The picture portrays Ball with the Lakers’ retired jerseys hanging from the rafters of the Staples Center behind him in the background. The 21-year-old obviously shares the court with LeBron James, the most prominent name among those on Nike’s books. “I would definitely welcome him. I love the kid regardless of what shoes he had on. But we shall see. I love the fact that he’s taking control of his [stuff]. I mean […] that’s what’s really, really dope to me. Once I saw that story I just seen a kid turning into a man.”
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