Bulls find their new front-office leader in Bryson Graham
Chicago Sun-Times • • sports
Key Points:
- The Chicago Bulls have not won a playoff series since 2015 and last had a winning record in the 2021-22 season, highlighting the significant rebuilding challenge ahead.
- Bryson Graham was hired as the Bulls' new executive vice president of basketball operations after impressing during the interview process, with full autonomy and financial support to revamp the front office.
- Bulls president Michael Reinsdorf praised Graham as an elite talent evaluator with strong leadership skills and a deep understanding of building a successful basketball organization.
- Graham previously overhauled the Atlanta Hawks' front office and philosophy, and he expressed commitment to developing talent and a winning culture in Chicago.
- The Bulls have promising young players like Matas Buzelis and Josh Giddey, two top-15 draft picks, and a league-high $58 million in salary-cap space, providing a solid foundation for Graham's rebuilding efforts.
