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Chicago Bulls Fire Vice President Artūras Karnišovas, General Manager Marc Eversley
The Bulls went 224-254 under the pair and missed the playoffs four straight seasons, prompting a front-office overhaul.
- On Monday, the Chicago Bulls fired executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley amid a disappointing 29-49 season. The organization announced the front office overhaul with four games remaining.
- Karnisovas and Eversley oversaw a six-year tenure producing a 224-254 record with just one playoff appearance, a first-round exit to the Milwaukee Bucks in 2022. The team missed the playoffs for the fourth consecutive season.
- Chicago currently sits 12th in the Eastern Conference, plummeting after a promising 5-0 start. Pressure mounted following the Jaden Ivey ordeal and a trade deadline roster purge that failed to improve lottery odds.
- Bulls president and CEO Michael Reinsdorf stated the team needs a "new direction" to achieve "sustained success," acknowledging fan frustration. Reinsdorf committed to building a championship-contending roster moving forward.
- The franchise will now conduct a league-wide search for new leadership to guide the next phase. Currently, the team holds a 4.5 percent chance to land the number-one overall draft pick.
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