The Chicago Bulls are going into a new era in their organization, and they recently hired Atlanta Hawks senior vice president Bryson Graham as their new executive vice president of basketball operations.
The Chicago Bulls went just 31-51 this past year and have posted just one winning campaign over the last 10 NBA seasons, so they are definitely in need of a spark.
Before Bryson Graham made a borderline masterful first impression, Michael Reinsdorf had something to say. The President, CEO, and the owner's son sounded like someone who was eager to get something off his chest.
The Chicago Bulls have officially hired Bryson Graham to run their front office as he became Vice President of Basketball Operations this week. After a search that lasted a few weeks, the Bulls landed on Graham who has experience in New Orleans and Atlanta.
On Wednesday, the Chicago Bulls held an introductory press conference for their new Executive VP of Basketball Operations, Bryson Graham. He laid out his vision to turn the struggling franchise around while sitting alongside team owner Michael Reinsdorf.
The Chicago Bulls have had a curse ever since owner Jerry Reinsdorf made the decision not to run it back after the 1988 NBA championship, prompting Michael Jordan to briefly retire.
A new era of Chicago Bulls basketball started at 12:00 p.m. CT on Wednesday. Bryson Graham officially sat down to be introduced as the organization's new head of basketball operations.
The Chicago Bulls hired Bryson Graham to be their new executive vice president earlier this week, placing him at the top of their organizational chain when it comes to basketball operations.
The Chicago Bulls are preparing for the 2026 NBA Draft lottery this week to determine where they will officially pick. The team has a 4.5% chance of getting the first pick, but are likely going to be in the top 10.
After years of being stuck in the Play-In Tournament without a specific direction, the Chicago Bulls have finally moved into a rebuild with the departures of multiple front office executives and head coach Billy Donovan.
The Chicago Bulls completed their first step of a very important offseason when they hired Bryson Graham to head the front office. That move happened on Monday as the franchise is moving in a new direction.
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The Chicago Bulls are in the midst of a lot of changes this offseason. They have recently filled a major front office role, but the talks have transitioned to who will be coaching the team.
The coaching carousel is picking up speed. Familiar names are back in the mix. Namely, Billy Donovan and Tom Thibodeau. For starters, Donovan is once again being linked to multiple openings following Orlando’s expected coaching change, according to Sam Amick of The Athletic.
The Chicago Bulls made a questionable decision to draft Noa Essengue with the No. 12 pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Essengue, a power forward, essentially plays the same position on the court as Matas Buzelis, who figures to be in the Bulls’ plans for a long time.
The Bulls have made one of the most important decisions of their offseason, hiring Hawks senior vice president Bryson Graham as executive vice president of basketball operations.
The Chicago Bulls are back at a familiar crossroads, and this time the coaching search carries serious nostalgia. After another 12th-place finish in the East and a fourth straight year without the playoffs, Chicago moved on from Billy Donovan and opened the door for change.
The first domino has fallen for the Chicago Bulls. On Monday afternoon, the Bulls came out of left field with the hire of Bryson Graham as their next lead basketball executive.
The Chicago Bulls are beginning anew from a front-office standpoint. On Monday, the team hired former Atlanta Hawks executive Bryson Graham as their new Executive VP of Basketball Operations.
The Bulls have spent too long acting like a team that could fix the edges without changing the foundation. Hiring Bryson Graham as executive vice president of basketball operations matters because it gives Chicago its clearest chance yet to stop living in the middle.
The 72-10 season is a special one to the NBA, but it is especially sacred to Chicago Bulls fans and culture. While the Golden State Warriors broke the Bulls' regular-season wins record, their team didn't win the NBA championship.
The Chicago Bulls organization is in the midst of plenty of changes. Executive vice president of basketball operations, Arturas Karnisovas, was fired along with general manager Marc Eversley.
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