It’s not really my choice.”Īfter missing the opener, Ball played sparingly in the Hornets’ double-overtime victory over Los Angeles on Sunday night. But like I said, that’s something I just had to deal with.
I know I wasn’t going to be pretty because I didn’t get any practices leading into this. I didn’t hang my hat on it, and I just put my head up and got through. “But it’s just something I had to deal with. “That’s not something I chose,” Ball said. It set him back somewhat, forcing him to play catch-up from the moment he arrived here over the weekend following the Hornets’ 96-84 loss to Indiana in their summer league opener on Friday. He landed in the league’s health and safety protocols just prior to the start of the team’s minicamp preceding their trek out to the desert last week. “And I’m just looking forward to it and looking forward to the next game and running with them.”īall is slowly trying to round himself into form heading into the Hornets’ matchup with Cleveland on Wednesday. “It feels good to be back here again running with my team,” Ball told The Charlotte Observer. Yet, there’s no place else Ball would rather be than at the NBA’s annual summer showcase with the Hornets for the second year in a row.
Temperatures outdoors have hovered in the 110s all week, making it feel akin to the inside of a brick oven. LiAngelo Ball was right along with the rest of the Charlotte Hornets summer league team Tuesday afternoon, collecting himself following their second workout session in three days with a game sandwiched in between. Practice wrapped up and everyone took a few minutes to get off their feet, plopping down in the chairs scattered around the old gym underneath Cox Pavilion’s main concourse level.
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