The Chicago Bulls are only days away from their first training camp of a new era. There will be a lot on the plate of head coach Tiago Splitter, who will be tasked with establishing a culture from scratch both on and off the court.
The Chicago Bulls are just a few weeks away from beginning their 2026-27 campaign. Media day is set for September 28th where we will find out the organization’s goals for the upcoming season.
Taj Gibson has been in a whirlwind. On Monday, Gibson announced his retirement after 17 seasons. Then, he was brought on as a Chicago Bulls assistant coach under head coach Tiago Splitter.
The Chicago Bulls have finalized their first-ever coaching staff under Tiago Spliter. It was only a couple of months ago that new front office leader Bryson Graham officially named Splitter the organization's next head coach.
How many of the players to rack up the most points in one playoff run for each NBA franchise can you name in five minutes?
The Bulls have officially put out a press release announcing Tiago Splitter’s coaching staff ahead of his first year on the job. The group includes newly retired big man Taj Gibson, whose role as an assistant coach in Chicago was reported earlier in the day.
The regular season is important, but NBA legends are made in the playoffs. More specifically, it's the Finals where the all-time greats have built their otherworldly reputations.
After 17 NBA seasons, Taj Gibson is retiring from professional basketball and returning to the Chicago Bulls as an assistant coach under Tiago Splitter, according to ESPN’s Shams Charania.
For the past five seasons, Taj Gibson has found himself becoming a journeyman in the league, but also a reliable veteran who can help teams on and off the court.
After 15 seasons as a very good role player, former Chicago Bulls forward Taj Gibson has retired. Gibson, 41, was a vital part of the Bulls roster from 2009-2017, playing a key role off the bench on some very good teams.
New Chicago Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter was handed a blank slate. Over the next handful of months, it's going to be largely up to him to establish a new and respectable identity for this rebuilding franchise.
Dundon cares deeply about saving money on his NBA team. He doesn't seem to care about his team's fans or employees.
The NBA Summer League is just about a week old and already Chicago Bulls rookie Caleb Wilson is making a big first impression. Not only is Wilson earning the praise of local media but the national media as well.
Typically, the path to the NBA for most players is to spend at least a season in college to get high-level basketball and important development under their belts.
Chicago Bulls’ head coach Tiago Splitter’s hint that new changes would be made to the coaching staff came to fruition. On Tuesday, it was reported that Splitter will bring on three new assistant coaches, per Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.
The rigors of NBA Summer League have revealed a few things about the Chicago Bulls. On the one hand, the promise of what is to come with a high-profile rookie like Caleb Wilson.
The Chicago Bulls will have new head coach Tiago Splitter on the sidelines during the 2026 NBA Summer League, but only for a limited time. NBA insider Marc Stein reported Friday that Splitter is expected to coach Chicago’s Summer League team for only part of the event.
After a run of mediocre regular seasons with minimal postseason success, the NBA’s (National Basketball League) Chicago Bulls cleaned house by firing their front office and parting ways with Head Coach Bill Donovan.
The Bulls have officially announced the hiring of former Trail Blazers interim man Tiago Splitter as their next head coach. “We are excited to welcome Tiago to the Chicago Bulls,” new head of basketball operations Bryson Graham said in a statement.
The Chicago Bulls officially named Tiago Splitter as the 25th head coach in franchise history on Tuesday. Terms of the contract were not disclosed for the 41-year-old Brazilian.
Was this the right move for Chicago?
The Chicago Bulls are hiring Tiago Splitter as their new head coach, ESPN reported on Monday. The 41-year-old Brazilian succeeds Billy Donovan, who stepped down on April 21 after six seasons.
The Portland Trail Blazers are still without a permanent head coach for the upcoming season and are one of four teams still with a vacancy. The Blazers
Despite initial reports indicating that interim head coach Tiago Splitter was not likely to be retained by the Trail Blazers as they mount a comprehensive search for their head coach of the future, it appears the Brazilian incumbent has a genuine shot at the job.
Tiago Splitter steadied the Trail Blazers when they needed it. It may not be enough to keep the job. Despite leading Portland to a 42-39 finish and a playoff berth after taking over early in the season, Splitter is not considered a frontrunner to become the team’s full-time head coach, according to Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.
A season that started with the chaos of head coach Chauncey Billups' arrest ended with the Portland Trail Blazers' first trip to the playoffs in five seasons.
Trail Blazers interim coach Tiago Splitter made one thing clear during Thursday’s exit interviews. Specifically, he’d like to keep the job. “I’ve told you guys I want to stay,” Splitter said.
After taking over as the Trail Blazers‘ interim head coach following Chauncey Billups‘ arrest one game into the season, Tiago Splitter led the team to a 42-39 record, a play-in victory, and the franchise’s first playoff berth since 2021.
Twenty teams survived the NBA regular season to reach the playoffs or play-in tournaments. That doesn't mean their coaches have job security.
The Portland Trail Blazers are bound for the play-in tournament this season, their first postseason appearance in five years. That success might not translate to job security for the people in charge.
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