The tears flowed as soon as Bryson Graham got the call from the Chicago Bulls. Graham has a big job trying to lift a struggling franchise after Chicago hired him as executive vice president of basketball operations on Monday.
Bulls CEO Michael Reinsdorf is taking full responsibility for Chicago's lack of success in recent years and believes Bryson Graham's hire as VP of basketball operations is a "step in the right direction."
As the Chicago Bulls look for a new head coach to replace Billy Donovan, the familiar name of Tom Thibodeau is popping up. Rumors suggest he is open to a return to the Windy City, although it is unclear if that interest is mutual. “League sources say Tom Thibodeau is also very interested in a […] The post Bulls rumors: Tom Thibodeau wants it known he’d be interested in a reunion appeared first on ClutchPoints.
There could not have been a second threepeat for the Chicago Bulls without Toni Kukoc.
The Chicago Bulls hired Atlanta Hawks executive Bryson Graham to lead their front office on Monday, hoping he can turn around a struggling franchise.
It’s already been a busy offseason for the Chicago Bulls. On Monday, they officially hired Bryson Graham to be their next Executive VP of Basketball Operations. Also, the search for a new head coach is still on following Billy Donovan’s departure in April. According to K.C. Johnson of the Chicago Sports Network, San Antonio Spurs […] The post Bulls rumors: Chicago insider names Spurs assistant as early coaching candidate appeared first on ClutchPoints.
The Bulls are hiring Hawks senior vice president Bryson Graham as the franchise's new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations.
Denver Nuggets forward Peyton Watson is drawing interest from the Los Angeles Lakers, Chicago Bulls, and Brooklyn Nets, sources told Jake Fischer of The People's Insider. Watson will be a restricted free agent this offseason. The Lakers and Bulls were reportedly interested in trading for Watson at the deadline. Executives from around the league believe that Watson could receive a larger deal than Christian Braun's five-year, $125 million contract. Watson is currently out due to a hamstring in...
NBALakers among multiple teams tied to Peyton Watson trade rumors.
The Chicago Bulls are set to do in-person interviews with Dave Lewin, Matt Lloyd, Dennis Lindsey, and Bryson Graham for the lead basketball operations role, sources told Jake Fischer of The People's Insider. Lewin is currently an assistant general manager with the Mavs. The Bulls are currently on pace to hire for the position before the NBA Draft Combine. The Bulls will have their own lottery pick in addition to a second lottery pick from the Blazers.
The Detroit Pistons signed Kevin Huerter after he was traded by the Chicago Bulls alongside Dario Saric for Jaden Ivey. Huerter, however, has not found the transition the easiest, which is also due to the consistent injuries he has suffered this season. The 27-year-old suffered a left hip injury in Detroit’s Game 3 loss to […] The post Pistons ripped for not getting Ayo Dosunmu in Jaden Ivey trade with Bulls appeared first on ClutchPoints.
After previously identifying Matt Lloyd, Bryson Graham, and Dennis Lindsey as finalists for the Bulls‘ head of basketball operations job, Jake Fischer of The Stein Line adds another name to that list, reporting (via Twitter) that Celtics assistant general manager Dave Lewin met with Chicago and is advancing to the round of in-person interviews. A […]
The search is on to hire new personnel for the Chicago Bulls front office. According to Jake Fischer of The Stein Report, the Bulls are well on track to hire a new VP of Basketball Operations before the NBA Draft Combine from May 10-17. Furthermore, Chicago is reportedly considering the Boston Celtics’ front office after […] The post Bulls could poach from Brad Stevens’ wildly successful Celtics front office appeared first on ClutchPoints.
Front office sources across the NBA have offered largely positive assessments of Kansas guard Darryn Peterson, describing him as a dedicated worker passionate about his craft. Health, not talent or character, remains the central concern as teams evaluate his No. 1 overall candidacy ahead of the May 10 combine in Chicago. Peterson averaged 20.2 points, 4.2 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 24 games this season before a preseason full-body cramping episode disrupted his year both physically and menta...
Minnesota Timberwolves fans are surely beaming with pride amid their team’s 3-1 series lead versus the No. 3-seeded Denver Nuggets, but their mood could worsen in a hurry. Injuries to Anthony Edwards and Donte DiVincenzo could severely hamper the franchise’s pursuit of another deep NBA playoffs run. A possible front-office shake-up may only compound the […] The post NBA rumors: Mavericks, Bulls aggressively trying to poach Timberwolves execs appeared first on ClutchPoints.
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The Chicago Bulls have reportedly completed their first round of interviews for a new head of basketball operations. Minnesota Timberwolves GM Matt Lloyd, Atlanta Hawks VP of basketball operations Bryson Graham and Detroit Pistons VP of basketball operations Dennis Lindsey are considered the finalists to be the Bulls next lead decision-maker. Chicago has also met with Cleveland Cavaliers GM Mike Gansey and San Antonio Spurs assistant GM Dave Telep. All of the initial meetings were reportedly ...
Billy Donovan quietly positioned himself for a clean return to the coaching market months before stepping away from the Chicago Bulls, negotiating a contract clause during the 2025 offseason that granted him a personal exit option for the 2026-27 season. Donovan secured the extension after the Bulls blocked the New York Knicks from interviewing him as a potential replacement for Tom Thibodeau. The deal, however, contained an immediate out at Donovan's sole discretion, a provision sources say ...
The hometown kid turned Bulls second-round pick just wanted a big stage to perform on. Since his trade to Minnesota he's gotten just that. But would he consider a return to Chicago?