"On a different level after that GELO came out": Fans react to Lonzo Ball's insane underhand dime vs. Victor Wembanyama's Spurs

Lonzo Ball showcased his game awareness and elite playmaking skills during the Chicago Bulls' 114-110 victory over the San Antonio Spurs on Monday. With 2:45 left in the third quarter, Ball made a brilliant interception, stealing the ball from the Spurs.

The star point guard followed it up with an incredible underhanded pass to Zach LaVine down the court, who capped off the play with a smooth two-handed dunk. The United Center erupted in applause, recognizing Ball’s court vision and defensive hustle.

The highlight also went viral on social media, with fans praising Ball’s exceptional play and sharing enthusiastic reactions to the Bulls guard's performance.

"He’s going to play on a different level after that GELO came out. We need Gelo to perform at halftime and Zo would put up a triple double," a fan commented.

"That wasn’t a DIME.. helluva pass, but dude had to almost jump to catch it," commented another fan.

"Injury aside… Lonzo Would Easily Be the best Point Guard of All time," a fan wrote.

"He’s the last true pg in the league. We may never see a high iq pass first pg again. I hope he stays healthy," wrote another.

"That boy gonna cook in Charlotte next year with the bros I can't wait," a fan said.

"was suppose to be the modern day jason kidd if it weren’t for all the injuries," said another fan.

Lonzo Ball vs. San Antonio Spurs

Lonzo Ball delivered a solid and impactful performance, playing a role in the Chicago Bulls' home victory over a competitive San Antonio Spurs team. Coming off the bench, Ball logged 24 minutes and contributed five points, four rebounds, two assists and three steals. He was efficient from the field, shooting 2 of 4, including 1 of 3 from beyond the arc.

Notably, this marks Ball’s fifth consecutive game for the Bulls, with his playing time gradually increasing. For the season, the former Lakers guard is averaging 5.5 points, 3.4 rebounds, 3.7 assists and 1.5 steals per game.