LiAngelo Ball

 LiAngelo Robert Ball (born November 24 1998) is a American professional basketball player who plays for the Greensboro Swarm of the NBA G League. Ball was a basketball player at Chino Hills High School, California. He won the state championship in junior and shared national success with the brothers Lonzo and LaMelo who are both NBA guards. A three-star recruit and UCLA signing, he decided to forgo college basketball after being fined for shoplifting in China prior to the 2017-18 season. Ball was signed by Prienai an elite Lithuanian basketball team. Following his time in the Junior Basketball Association, a league that was started by his father Ball signed up for the G League at end of the 2019-20 season. In late 2020 the player was briefly signed to the Detroit Pistons but was released prior to the start of the 2020-21 season. Ball joined the Greensboro Swarm in 2021.Ball and his brothers have received national attention since playing together at high school. In 2017 the father of his son LaVar became a media celebrity. Ball is a brand-new shoe from his father's business, Big Baller Brand, as well as a part on his family's Facebook Watch reality show Ball in the Family.Early lifeBall is the second son of LaVar and Tina (nee Slatinsky) Ball who both were college basketball players. LaVar who is 6'6 (1.98 m) was a player for Washington State and Cal State Los Angeles. Tina She is 6 feet tall (1.83 m) and weighs 1.83 m, also played for the former school. The father of Ball was a pro soccer player who played tight end for the London Monarchs of World League of American Football. In his youth, Ball played basketball against older players, typically facing fifth- and fourth-grade students. [3] He started working out and training by age four. He first played with his twin brothers, Lonzo and LaMelo, at the age of six. [3][4] As a seven-year-old the boy also started playing flag football alongside his brothers. Lonzo was a quarterback. LiAngelo, LaMelo and LaMelo took passes. [3] LiAngelo was a basketball player who grew up with his brothers, Big Ballers VXT. This Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) team for under-17s was founded by their father and coached both parents.