Bulls Hire Jordan Brink As Assistant Coach, Director Of Player Development
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Bulls Hire Jordan Brink As Assistant Coach, Director Of Player Development
The Chicago Bulls are hiring Jordan Brink as an assistant coach and director of player development, sources told Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Brink won an NBA title while on Mike Brown's staff with the Knicks last season. Brink was also previously an assistant with the Pistons.
Bulls Hire Knicks Assistant Who Helped Save NBA Finals Win
The Chicago Bulls’ latest coaching hire comes with a championship ring, local roots and a specialized skill that already proved valuable on the NBA’s biggest stage.Chicago is hiring Jordan Brink as an assistant coach and director of player development, HoopsHype’s Michael Scotto reported Friday. Brink spent the past three seasons with the New York Knicks and served on Mike Brown’s staff during their 2026 championship run. The Chicago Bulls are h…
Bulls hire Jordan Brink
The Chicago Bulls are adding Jordan Brink to their coaching staff as Assistant Coach and Director of Player Development, according to HoopsHype. Brink arrives in Chicago after winning an NBA championship with the New York Knicks, where he served as an assistant coach under Mike Brown. Before joining the Knicks, Brink worked as an assistant […] The post Bulls hire Jordan Brink appeared first on TalkBasket.net.
Bulls To Hire Knicks' Jordan Brink As Assistant Coach
Jordan Brink is leaving the Knicks to take a position with the Bulls, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype, who reports (via Twitter) that Brink will be an assistant coach and the director of player development in Chicago. Brink, who began his career as an intern in Detroit on Stan Van Gundy‘s coaching staff, became an assistant video coordinator for the Pistons in 2016, then was promoted to head video coordinator and eventually a player dev…
Top Knicks assistant leaves for role with Bulls
The Bulls are adding a young assistant who earned plenty of praise during the Knicks’ championship run. Jordan Brink is leaving New York to join new Bulls coach Tiago Splitter‘s staff as an assistant coach and director of player development, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype. Brink, 34, isn’t exactly a household name. But he became an important part of Mike Brown’s staff with the Knicks, particularly when it came to deciding when to chall…
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