LaMelo Ball will spend the next chapter of his NBA career with the Minnesota Timberwolves, where he'll form an exhilarating one-two punch with Anthony Edwards. The internet has been suggesting he won't be the only Ball brother in town.Multiple unverified social media accounts have posted that Lonzo Ball, the former No. 2 overall pick who's missed significant time due to injury over the years, has signed with the Timberwolves. That rumor is false. Ball remains a free agent after spending last season with the Cleveland Cavaliers and Utah Jazz, with Utah deciding to waive Ball back in February.Ball has played only 70 games over the last two years. He missed the prior two seasons due to problems with his left knee that eventually required three surgeries over 14 months. He hasn't been the same player since.Before injuries disrupted Ball's career, he was a playmaking guard who could defend and rebound at a high level. The best stretch of his career was 2019-21 with the New Orleans Pelicans, as he averaged 13.1 points, 6.4 assists, 5.5 rebounds and 1.4 steals. Is Lonzo Ball going to the Timberwolves?We've seen nothing concrete linking Ball to Minnesota, but he sure is a fan of his brother's fit. After the LaMelo trade, Ball said on his Ball in the Family podcast the Timberwolves are the third-best team in the West because they have the two best players under 25."I think this is a great fit for him," Ball said.Perhaps it's a great fit for Lonzo too, but he hasn't signed on the dotted line yet.This article originally appeared on For The Win: Is Lonzo Ball going to the Timberwolves?