LaVar Ball Reappears On First Take After Lonzo's Trade, Makes Molly Qerim Uncomfortable
Now that Lonzo Ball has been traded to the New Orleans Pelicans, LaVar Ball has reemerged from what was a pleasant absence to loudly boast about his son and be rude to female TV hosts. Today, he acted a little creepy toward Molly Qerim on First Take.
Ball’s bombastic personality puts him in demand on morning shout shows, even though those producers definitely know better at this point. You may recall Ball being a huge jerk to Kristine Leahy during a tense interview two years ago, telling her, “Stay in your lane,” then pouting and ignoring her for the duration of the segment. He then proceeded to profit off of this by selling ugly shirts with the phrase for $50.
Ball had mercifully been quiet since his failed stunt in Lithuania, but this morning First Take once again gave him a platform, and he used it to leer at Qerim. “LaVar, can I switch gears with you because I have a question here,” she asked. “You can switch gears with me anytime,” Ball responded. Qerim brushed it off with a cringe at the camera then later quipped about calling HR.
Ball being oafishly wrong about his son’s busted shot might be funny, but if he’s going to keep being tactless toward women on TV, maybe don’t book him anymore?
[ESPN]
Clemson's 2026 Season Could Define Dabo Swinney's Future
2026 Home Run Derby Props: Three Best Bets for Monday Night
Ranking Three No. 2 Wide Receivers Better Than Stefon Diggs
Why MLB's Move of the Home Run Derby to Netflix Hurts Fans
Conor McGregor Lets UFC Momentum Slip Away at UFC 329
- Home Run Derby 2026 Picks, Odds and Predictions for Monday Night
- World Cup quarterfinal best bets: England vs. Norway, Argentina vs. Switzerland
- UFC 329 predictions: Best bets for Conor McGregor vs. Max Holloway
- Spain vs. Belgium Best Bets: Three Picks for Friday's World Cup Quarterfinal
- MLB Picks Today: Jack Flaherty, Aaron Nola Strikeout Props for Phillies vs. Tigers
- France vs. Morocco Best Bets: Top Picks for World Cup Quarterfinal Clash
- Big 12 Sleeper Picks: Three Teams That Could Win the Conference in 2026

