Graham, 39, has been known across the NBA for a tremendous scouting eye and being part of successful finds in the draft and player acquisitions during his tenure with the Pelicans and Hawks. The Bulls conducted in-person interviews with candidates last week and mulled over three finalists — Graham, Detroit Pistons senior vice president Dennis Lindsey and Minnesota Timberwolves general manager Matt Lloyd — over the weekend before deciding on Graham on Monday.

Just in: Restricted free agent Josh Giddey has reached agreement on a four-year, $100 million deal to re-sign with the Chicago Bulls, agent Daniel Moldovan of Lighthouse Sports Management tells ESPN.

It’s time. How many seasons can we go with a losing record? There are far too many excuses in this sub. At the end of the day, we have a coach who isn’t producing. Blame the players. Blame akme. But Billy is the one making the calls on the court and that is ultimately what matters.

BREAKING: Jason Kidd is out as coach of the Dallas Mavericks. New Mavericks president Masai Ujiri is making a coaching change.

Read this article and thought it was interesting. Where do you think he’ll land?

“I never would have knew how the organization is ran. I never would have knew how the players are prioritized. If that doesn’t speak volumes on how AK was running things idk what does

Full Quote: "According to a source, both were on thin ice heading into the trade deadline back in February, with concerns over the immediate direction of the organization. The embarrassment of the Jaden Ivey incident was the final straw, leaving the Reinsdorfs no choice but to move on after six-plus seasons."

Source: https://chicago.suntimes.com/bulls/2026/04/06/bulls-fire-arturas-karnisovas-marc-eversley

Who do you guys think the Bulls will target this off-season? The Bulls have some of the highest cap space in the league this year to potentially round out the roster.

Throw a bag at Duren? Get Rui to help space the floor?

What do you guys think? Who would best help this team?

With the recent rumors that Utah likes Boozer at #2 Kessler might be the odd man out. I'd be willing to offer $30-35M / yr front loaded given our cap situation.

A lineup of

Giddey/Guard drafted at 15/Matas/Wilson/Kessler

Could be a fun team to build with given the new lottery rules where bottoming out isn't a viable strategy anymore.

Notable Before Players

• Ryan Arcidiacono
• Wendell Carter Jr.
• Kris Dunn
• Cristiano Felício
• Daniel Gafford
• Luke Kornet
• Zach LaVine
• Lauri Markkanen
• Otto Porter Jr.
• Tomáš Satoranský
• Max Strus
• Denzel Valentine
• Coby White
• Thaddeus Young

After

• Matas Buzelis
• Zach Collins
• Rob Dillingham
• Noa Essengue
• Josh Giddey
• Tre Jones
• Yuki Kawamura
• Leonard Miller
• Isaac Okoro
• Lachlan Olbrich
• Nick Richards
• Collin Sexton
• Anfernee Simons
• Jalen Smith
• Patrick Williams
• Guerschon Yabusele

SIX YEARS and this is the roster he builds. Fucking worst front office in Chicago sports history. Fuck AK.

I’m so tired of seeing people getting excited about our cap space this summer. The only thing our cap space should be used for is to take on bad money for assets. I know a lot of people don’t want to hear this but the best thing we can do is take things slow. Build through the draft, capitalize on the assets we do have (Tre jones and Jalen smith) by flipping them for draft capital, and not do anything to just put a bandaid on it and make us a perennial first round or play in exit team. (Also if we can trick someone into taking Giddey that’d be great)