Lonzo Ball’s dream of getting drafted by the Los Angeles Lakers isn’t looking as clear as it once did, which is now pushing the UCLA product towards talking to other lottery teams, according to Ramona Shelburne of ESPN.

With the 2017 NBA Draft scheduled for the next Thursday, Ball is considering talking to other lottery teams after it was reported that his first workout with the Lakers left them unimpressed as it appeared that he was out of shape.

Other reports have also indicated that the Lakers have expressed interest in drafting other high-level prospects with their second overall pick, including Josh Jackson, Markelle Fultz and De’Aaron Fox. All three have worked out for the club.

When the Lakers first learned of their lottery pick, LaVar Ball, Lonzo’s father, said that his son would only talk and work out for the Los Angeles-based team, which lowers his chances of even being selected by the Boston Celtics with the first overall pick.

Lonzo, who says it’s his dream to play in purple and gold, has been spared some luck. The Lakers have invited him to a second workout on Friday that is also supposed to include a visit to the Ball family. Reports indicate that there’s an understanding that the Lakers will inform the 19-year-old whether or not he’s “separated himself” from other prospects that are on their radar.

If not, it looks like the Ball family, most notably LaVar, might not see their dream come to fruition as Lonzo embraces the fact that he might be playing for any of the league’s other 29 teams come next season.