“I hope Lonzo Ball gets traded”: LaVar Ball is fed up with Stan van Gundy running a slow offense for the Pelicans with Lonzo on the team

LaVar Ball makes shocking admission about Lonzo Ball’s feelings about playing with the New Orleans Pelicans among trade rumors.

Despite a rough start to the season, Lonzo Ball’s recent performances have quite simply been incredible. The player is shooting confidently from deep consistently and keeps punishing teams that go under screens against him.

Despite his recent success though, many aren’t sure what the New Orleans Pelicans want. With teams like the Golden State Warriors, LA Clippers, and Chicago Bulls in the market for the player, there could be some profitable returns on the player for the franchise.

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And as always LaVar Ball has offered his two cents on the matter as well. But with his opinion, also comes a huge revelation about Lonzo Ball’s thoughts on the matter.

“He can’t stand New Orleans”: LaVar Ball exclaims that Lonzo Ball wants out of the Pelicans

LaVar Ball making outrageous claims and being needlessly loud is no new phenomenon. He has been doing this for the longest time. In fact, it was due to this tendency of his that Lonzo Ball had a massive target on his back when he first came into the league.

And after his small hiatus, it seems the Big Baller is back at it again. In a recent interview with ESPN, LaVar Ball spoke on the potential trade situation.

“I don’t know what they’re going to do, but I hope he gets traded. I don’t like watching him play the way he plays…He can’t stand New Orleans, come on man.”

Lonzo Ball has made more threes this season than:

Trae Young
Luka Doncic
Jayson Tatum
Bradley Beal
Devin Booker
LeBron James

He also has a higher 3P% than all of the above players. pic.twitter.com/F8Olg4gCVl

— StatMuse (@statmuse) March 11, 2021

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LaVar Ball here was referring to the slow pace of the New Orleans Pelicans offense. After being taught to play fast and look up constantly growing up, it’s a testament to Lonzo Ball’s work ethic that he fits the system so well now.

Lonzo Ball is one of the top candidates to win the Most Improved Player award this season. But in terms of when he will be by that time, only time will tell.