ColdCocking

682 | 5 hours ago

Oh great, the mastermind behind the Pelicans’ success can do the same thing now with Chicago Bulls

PassMeTheBackwood | Knicks

180 | 5 hours ago

Being mid gets you the #1 pick now I can see the vision

Alexcox95 | Heat

15 | 3 hours ago

Are you prepared to trade important pieces to the Lakers for Silvers blessing?

PassMeTheBackwood | Knicks

9 | 3 hours ago

I receive: Matas Buzelis & Josh Giddey

You receive: None of those things you asked for & Bronny James

Ok_Mixture4917 | Bulls

5 | 2 hours ago

The Reinsdorfs: we have LeBron James at home

Dunlocke | Bulls

86 | 4 hours ago

He drafted Jordan Hawkins, Herb Jones, and Dyson Daniels. Made some other decent signings. And most importantly picked up the fucking phone when the Pelicans called the Hawks to trade that future first for Queen.

imcryptic | Mavericks

37 | 4 hours ago

Sorry, we’re calling the Jordan Hawkins selection good?

Good_NewsEveryone | Pelicans

14 | 4 hours ago

🤣 he’s basically unplayable

SmokeOddessey | Lakers

4 | 3 hours ago

Keyonte George, Jaquez Jr, and Podz were all a few picks after so there was still good talent there

Dunlocke | Bulls

-3 | 3 hours ago

Yes

WayOutbackBoy | Pelicans

51 | 4 hours ago

He made his name from fleecing us because he knew Dumars was a dumbass and in love with Queen and then didn’t even stick around to see the benefits of that. Thanks asshole

DoctorStrangeMD

36 | 5 hours ago

Wait it was the Pelicans and Then the Hawks! What a track record?!?!

_Wado3000 | Pelicans

17 | 4 hours ago

David Griffin had final say over anything Bryson Graham did, he mainly gets credit for drafting and our drafts have been fine overall, we just really have lacked shooting forever

Good_NewsEveryone | Pelicans

10 | 4 hours ago

I mean Trajan Langdon was also under Griff and the Pistons seem to be doing OK

There’s a common denominator to the Pels dumpster fire and its not any of these guys

soilentgleem

1 | 3 hours ago

As a Pistons fan, I feel like I still don’t have a great grasp on how good Trajan actually is or isn’t. So far I think he has proven to have at least a base line level of competence, but I also think most of the stuff he’s done is “just” filling in the supporting parts of the roster.

That stuff is important, don’t get me wrong. But I feel like the real test is if they ever have to shake up the core, and how he handles that. He at least hasn’t gotten in his own way yet, which is actually a bigger part of the job than we sometimes acknowledge.

Bhavin411 | NOP

1 | an hour ago

He’s probably growing into his role with you guys since he was given a big promotion when he accepted the job with the Pistons.

He played a big part in turning the Nets culture around (where they actually looked like fun young team) before they went all in on Kyrie/KD/Harden. I don’t think you guys should want to get rid of him anytime soon.

soilentgleem

1 | an hour ago

I definitely don’t want to get rid of him. I’m plenty happy with how he’s done so far.

BlackScienceJesus | Pelicans

4 | an hour ago

He built a team that won 49 games in the West with Zion and BI as the fake “stars” and Willie Green as the coach. Could have done things better but at the end of the day - Zion, BI, Dyson, Trey, Herb, Jose, Naji, Nance, JV, CJ was a lot of talent. It’s not Graham’s fault that Zion and BI weren’t up to the task of being real stars. They built the supporting cast, the stars just didn’t star.

Imagine you gave Giannis a supporting cast of all those dudes? That’s a 60 win team. Zion just isn’t him.

XboxSeriesCancelled

3 | 4 hours ago

Well if maintaining an 8-10 seed every year is the goal then they SHOULD be poaching people off of New Orleans and Atlanta

DisMFer | Bulls

2 | 3 hours ago

The Pels have been held back by injuries. If Zion wasn’t a fat asshole with zero drive they’d be a contender for many years.

soilentgleem

2 | 3 hours ago

I feel like “held back by injuries” has been a problem in New Orleans for more than a decade at this point, which probably means the problem is actually deeper (or higher up) than that.

good_morning_magpie | Bulls

1 | an hour ago

Oh so he’ll fit right in with the Bulls then

thenihilisticaxolotl | Hawks

207 | 5 hours ago

Damn do the Hawks really just poach everything off New Orleans?

wcooper97 | OKC

54 | 4 hours ago

Did his guy accidentally get traded to ATL with the pick?

Good_NewsEveryone | Pelicans

19 | 4 hours ago

No his first call was just to the biggest dumbasses he knew

Legitimate_Cow_4166 | Warriors

4 | 4 hours ago

Pelicans and the Warriros

theopression | Bulls

135 | 5 hours ago

I feel whelmed

teamorange3 | Knicks

53 | 4 hours ago

I honestly think as fans we have no idea who can be a good or bad GM. What I do know is I know Jerry will make the wrong decision

Fafoah | Bulls

24 | 4 hours ago

Bruh your organization is the poster child for “dumbass ownership can be overcome”

m4n715 | Bulls

6 | 4 hours ago

Edit: replied to the wrong comment

thetreat

7 | 3 hours ago

Jerry wasn’t even the owner until after Jordan was drafted. He bought the Bulls in 1985.

Darwin343 | Minneapolis Lakers

2 | 2 hours ago

Can’t believe there was an owner willing to sell a team with a young Michael Jordan in it. Did he not see the potential? Could’ve made billions more had he waited.

PuzzleheadedTest3451

3 | an hour ago

See Arthur M. Wirtz and managing partner Jonathan Kovler. Enough said.

SmackyTheBurrito | Bulls

2 | 37 minutes ago

Every time his name comes up, I’m always forced to comment that Arthur Wirtz torpedoed a conference finals team because he wouldn’t pay a $470 hospital bill for Chet Walker.

As cheap as Reinsdorf may be, he was a gigantic step up from Wirtz’s ownership.

CarterAC3 | Spurs

1 | 2 hours ago

Jerry was their salvation (Krause)

Jerry was their ruin (Reinsdorf)

thetreat

2 | an hour ago

Reinsdorf was too new to fuck anything up when he bought the Bulls.

Fafoah | Bulls

3 | 3 hours ago

I was referring to the knicks being relavant whist having notoriously shitty, and intrusive Dolan as an owner.

teamorange3 | Knicks

1 | 15 minutes ago

Honestly, Dolan recently hasn’t been intrusive with team decisions. He is still a distraction (kicking players out) but I honestly haven’t heard of any management level decision in years.

Also this isn’t me being an apologist for Dolan. He is a massive loser and makes some repugnant decisions (his surveillance state at msg, etc) but I just don’t think he is involved in any team/management decisions.

CreatiScope | Celtics

1 | 3 hours ago

I’m sorry, he wasn’t talking about the Bulls. The Bulls have pretty squarely proven they cannot overcome their dumbass owner over the past 25 years.

amidon1130 | Hawks

0 | 3 hours ago

Hawks fans were all over the place when we let Landry fields go, especially since it seemed like we didn’t have a plan afterwards. Now most Hawks fans would jump into traffic for onsi saleh so things change fast

foofighter1351 | Raptors

20 | 5 hours ago

Good to know some things never change

BlackScienceJesus | Pelicans

1 | an hour ago

It’s a good move. Trust me, you should be happy.

MG_MN | Timberwolves

98 | 5 hours ago

Really surprised it wasnt Lloyd, good for the Wolves though

Ordinary-Hopeful

36 | 5 hours ago

Hope that means Nori is staying too

Murky_Winner_4523 | Timberwolves

3 | an hour ago

So much for that chicago report i read earlier today that sources confirmed they were both gone.

Duster_beattle | Timberwolves

9 | 5 hours ago

That’s what I was wondering too,

JesusSinfulHands | Warriors

74 | 5 hours ago

Wasn’t he the guy primarily responsible for the Derik Queen for the Pelicans pick trade? Pretty sure I heard that on the Zach Lowe podcast a few months ago.

sewsgup

65 | 5 hours ago

yes

With Graham only departing from New Orleans in early June, it’s very safe to assume he knew how much the Pelicans wanted Derik Queen in the 2025 NBA Draft. So after Joe Dumars made the selection of Jeremiah Fears at No. 7, Graham likely helped the Hawks fleece New Orleans with his insight on Dumars’ love for Queen. This speculation isn’t just mine, as Zach Lowe believes Graham knew who the Pelicans wanted and made their front office pay top dollar for him.

https://pelicandebrief.com/pelicans-former-front-exec-turned-the-screws-on-franchise-after-his-departure

comp_a | Timberwolves

63 | 5 hours ago

Not sure what his other accomplishments are but imo this kind of ruthlessness seems like a positive sign for Bulls fans lol

king_of_the_bongos | Bulls

22 | 4 hours ago

If anyone will trade for Patrick Williams, it will be Joe D. We’re back in business.

JDT1706

3 | 4 hours ago

Now that the Hornets are an actual passable basketball team the Pels are about to carry that weight

mousefrog32

10 | 4 hours ago

Yeah, it’s the complete opposite of AK lol

ToeJelly420 | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

Forreeal. I would love to win a trade for once

not-a-potato-head | Hawks

2 | 4 hours ago

iirc the Pels opened with offering the Pels/Bucks pick + 23, so idk how much that knowledge was needed to make the deal

roastedhambone | Thunder

10 | 5 hours ago

He was hired by the hawks the week before the draft, so presumably no involvement in trading away the Pels pick

JesusSinfulHands | Warriors

42 | 5 hours ago

It’s the other way around, supposedly he told the Hawks ‘Heads up, the Pelicans fucking love Derik Queen so they’ll pay anything to get him’.

Dunlocke | Bulls

7 | 5 hours ago

He was the one who picked up the phone with the Hawks. You think it’s easy to say yes to that trade, but our previous FO said no.

not-a-potato-head | Hawks

3 | 4 hours ago

Kinda? He had intel that New Orleans really liked Queen from his time there, but iirc the reporting from that time is that New Orleans initiated trade talks and opened with offering the Pels/Bucks pick + 23. Graham was the one that the Pels initially called, but again they reportedly called every team 9-12 so the call probably would’ve come regardless of who was on the line.

thenihilisticaxolotl | Hawks

38 | 5 hours ago

Most people on r/AtlantaHawks credit this to Onsi Saleh, the Hawks new GM, but the pivot the team has made in the past year, both offseason and midseason, is remarkable. Even if they sucked horrendously in games 4-6, this team looked like it was punting hardcore at the trade deadline but ended in playoffs, with an awful match-up in playoffs, although also skipping the play-in after being stuck in it for years. So I trust anyone on Onsi’s staff. Proud of the Bulls

TheRealRoadtoad | Bulls

31 | 4 hours ago

Hell yeah, Bulls got their guy. (I have no clue who this is or if he is even remotely competent)

hydrators | Bulls

16 | 5 hours ago

I’m happy that it isn’t the Paxson sponsored candidate

Skeleboi846 | Bucks

14 | 5 hours ago

I always find it really tricky to gauge FO hires, but fingers crossed it works out. I like seeing teams rise up into the spotlight every few seasons, keeps the league fresh

Dunlocke | Bulls

13 | 5 hours ago

He fleeced the Pelicans in the Queen trade and unloaded Trae Young. Good enough.

nmt231 | Bulls

4 | 4 hours ago

Was he not in Atlanta for the Queen trade already

nmt231 | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

Promising start but jury still out on that move imo anyway

capelaMVP | Hawks

2 | 4 hours ago

He was not the GM for the Hawks lmao (HE didn’t trade anybody). Much more of a talent evaluator than anything but it’s rumoured he played a big role in the Queen trade as he knew how high the Pelicans were on him.

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Dunlocke | Bulls

1 | 3 hours ago

There’s literally stories verifying he was involved in the Pels trade

bojangles837 | Pelicans

10 | 5 hours ago

It’s funny how many front office people leave the pelicans and become great. We had Tim Connelly, the pistons current gm and now bulls bball pres and all are considered good or great at their jobs. Ans then the actual pels front office is dog shit

Razor-Ramon-Sessions | Pelicans

2 | an hour ago

It’s almost like, we are the problem

Impressive_Chard7943

7 | 5 hours ago

“Executive” Vice President always makes me laugh. It’s like being the Associate Chief Financial Officer.

ToinouAngel | Spurs

0 | 42 minutes ago

An EVP sits higher on the corporate ladder than a VP or a Senior VP. Executive Vice Presidents are just below C-level. So your comparison doesn’t really make much sense.

Roderick_Jaynes24

4 | 5 hours ago

Matt Lloyd definitely told them no. Can’t say I blame him

hydrators | Bulls

5 | 5 hours ago

Didn’t want him anyway

MajorEntertainment49

1 | an hour ago

Just like Chris Ballard told the Bears no.

affnn

7 | 4 hours ago

A large number of the good teams in the league are built on “some GM somewhere wanted to do something very stupid” and getting a guy willing to take advantage of those GMs is a good move.

ForneauCosmique | Spurs

5 | 4 hours ago

Starting as an intern to being the executive vice president. That’s pretty awesome

NatsuAru | Raptors

2 | 5 hours ago

I’m not sure how to feel about this one.

No_Nefariousness6385 | Kings

2 | 3 hours ago

The name General Manager has a lot of variations, hasnt it?

Dramatic_Snow_9688

1 | 5 hours ago

Is this good, seems like a marginal upgrade

Mr_Guavo

1 | 5 hours ago

Oh nice. He cut his teeth with the Pelicans. What more do you need on your resume?

HAND__EGG | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

Sigh

Costcornucopia | Trail Blazers

1 | 4 hours ago

Do the Bears lose any picks as part of this?

Few-Practice-498 | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

silver please find an excuse to make jerry sell

rocket_beer | Celtics

1 | 4 hours ago

He poppin’ NZT!

youblewwit

1 | 4 hours ago

I don’t know how good or bad he will be, but I do know he won’t get final say (spending money) that it needs to bring in talent, especially for the 3rd biggest media market in the NBA

SadBullsFan23 | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

This guy any good???

Jonjon428 | Heat

1 | 3 hours ago

Bro went from Louisiana to Atlanta to Chicago in the span of one year. We shall see if this guy works out for them

Embarrassed_Tackle_5 | Bulls

1 | 2 hours ago

Just don’t trade any Chicago Kid for nothing and he will do fine

dfrafra

1 | 2 hours ago

Sell the team!!!

PuzzleheadedTest3451

1 | 2 hours ago

Think I would rather have Peabo Bryson.

TCTCTCTCTCTC7

1 | an hour ago

My favorite line is this one, from an accompanying article.

Graham, 39, is known across the NBA for having a tremendous scouting eye. His drafting track record includes finds such as Trey Murphy III (drafted 17th), Herbert Jones (35th), Dyson Daniels (eighth) and Nickeil Alexander-Walker (17th), with the latter two going on to win Most Improved Player awards in back-to-back years.
https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/48678804/bulls-hire-hawks-executive-bryson-graham-head-front-office

That’s not “tremendous”.

Passed on Jalen Williams, Jalen Duren, and Walker Kessler to draft Ben Simmons 2.0. Murphy was a really good pick, but the other two are very unremarkable.

If that’s his resume, I have questions.

Msizzler

1 | 40 minutes ago

Hate this franchise, yea let’s hire the guy behind the Pelicans and Hawks. So much success in those franchises. Another yes man.

PerceptionKey4199

1 | 5 hours ago

Chicago got their GM after Dallas got a splash hire of a GM

SmolWorldBigUniverse | Bulls

6 | 5 hours ago

Neither of those hires were GMs.

My opinion: if you can’t even separate between the both of them, your opinion is really useless and you shouldn’t feel obligated to share it. Just my two cents.

rando562 | Bulls

4 | 4 hours ago

No need to be pedantic when he’s obviously referring to the top executives who are going to be the primary decision-makers for their franchises.

SmolWorldBigUniverse | Bulls

-1 | 4 hours ago

I can sense, by your choice of the word pedantic in a completely wrong way, why you write how you write.

rando562 | Bulls

2 | 3 hours ago

Per Merriam Webster:

Pedantic: of, relating to, or being a pedant (as in being overly concerned with minor details)

I would normally agree that people misuse this word, but this is exactly what you’re doing. You’ve dismissed his comment over a job title that can differ between organizations without engaging with the substance of his claim (that we both hired the primary basketball executives for our organizations).

MatasBuzelis

2 | 3 hours ago

In all fairness, different positions tend to ‘call the shots’ for different organizations

Eversley was our GM, but by all accounts AK is the one who was really doing the ‘GM’ moves in terms of roster construction, trades, etc. that people typically associate with that role

hydrators | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

These people probably thought AK was the GM

Ok_Use7 | Bulls

1 | 3 hours ago

Maybe more of them genuinely being unaware, less being unable to separate between titles.

Which leaves open a chance for them to learn and reform their opinion based on new information, like normal people.

Redditors like you love the smell of their own farts though, so I get it, gotta be insufferably snobby.

_Wash | Timberwolves

0 | 4 hours ago

What a needlessly dismissive and rude comment.

Many ‘GM’s’ don’t even go the title of General Manager. And in many cases, the distinction between something like the POBO and the GM is an extremely blurred line.

If I asked you who the GM for the Clippers is, you’d probably say Lawrence Frank and not Trent Redden.

Pelican’s don’t even have someone who’s role is officially ‘General Manager’ - But the same decision making you would align to a GM is handled by Joe Dumars - conveniently the same title as this hire “ Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations”

but if you can’t handle that nuance, maybe you shouldn’t feel obligated to share your thoughts Just my two cents.

lol he blocked me. condescend then cry when you get called on it

hydrators | Bulls

0 | 4 hours ago

You basically said the same thing as him but called him dismissive and rude lmao

_Wash | Timberwolves

1 | 4 hours ago

he was dismissive and rude.

i absolutely did not say the same thing. they expect everyone to adhere to the exact title - i pointed out that exact titles are useless when the roles have large overlap and can vary in responsibility from org to org.

Most people just use GM is a catch-all term for the head of personnel and decision-making.

everyone knew the OP was talking about the head bball executive for the org, then the guy engaged in needless pedantry

hydrators | Bulls

-1 | 4 hours ago

You both finished off your comments the same exact way (saying someone shouldn’t share thoughts) but sure man you didn’t say the same thing at all 🤝

_Wash | Timberwolves

0 | 4 hours ago

yeah, i did that as direct response to him being an ass and threw his wording back at him.

if you look at the content of what i was saying, it was in complete opposition to what he was saying.

guess i shouldn’t have expected you to read the whole comment though 🤝

hydrators | Bulls

-1 | 4 hours ago

And if you can’t see how you contradicted yourself (multiple times now) we have nothing to talk about, genius

_Wash | Timberwolves

1 | 4 hours ago

i’ll talk to people how they talk to me/others. dude was a condescending prick so i threw it back at him. not much of a contradiction there.

i don’t really have anything to talk to you about, since i already made my point that the distinctions between the roles are relatively meaningless to what the original commenter was trying to get across, genius.

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SmolWorldBigUniverse | Bulls

0 | 4 hours ago

That’s okay dude. Because the problem is that you project something onto me. While my criticism is to not be able to differentiate between a GM and another superior role in general - you act like I would ask for complex detailed knowledge on personal and structures in organization.

And I am doubling down: if you aren’t informed enough to be able to differentiate between the two of them in the context of the news being released - your opinion on that matter doesn’t matter for every serious person. You’re simply not educated enough. And honestly. That’s completely fine.

_Wash | Timberwolves

0 | 4 hours ago

Double down, you still sound like an ass.

My point is that the definitions and roles for titles vary by organization.

If you refuse to parse a comment because they didn’t nail down the exact executive structure - you’re being difficult and pretentious.

If you feel the need to be smarmy and engage in this level of pedantry over basketball executive roles with overlapping responsibilities - you’re not a serious person and you opinion doesn’t matter anyway.

but if makes you feel superior to call me uneducated, go ahead.

SmolWorldBigUniverse | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

It’s unfortunate that you think you need to insult me personally while I was just talking about factual statements. But that’s okay for me. I don’t value people like that also not much if they show such an attitude. Bye Felicia.

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0 | 4 hours ago

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_Wash | Timberwolves

0 | 4 hours ago

nah. condescend and call me uneducated and i’ll treat you the same.

Jamagnum

0 | 5 hours ago

So he has never contributed to a winning organization at any level?

comp_a | Timberwolves

6 | 4 hours ago

The Hawks were pretty good this year?

Insomniac_Cthulhu | Bulls

0 | 4 hours ago

I’m tired wobbie…

garynevilleisared | Raptors

0 | 3 hours ago

Bulls saw his work in New Orleans and said thats exactly the sort if mediocrity were looking for.

Alexcox95 | Heat

0 | 3 hours ago

The bulls hiring a guy that worked in Atlanta and before that New Orleans. What can possibly go wrong?

kokaine21 | Bulls

-1 | 5 hours ago

So we’re fucked again?

Nejahri | Bulls

-1 | 4 hours ago

The 2nd round pick of Executives. Right up our alley.

NBA_H8er

-1 | 4 hours ago

… Well, who can argue with that record of success 😢

GrIIIM_ReapIIIN

-1 | 4 hours ago

Welp

Jay_Dubbbs | Cavaliers

-1 | 3 hours ago

I’m genuinely curious how someone goes from intern to GM. There’s no way he’s just a random guy that worked his way up with a blue collar attitude. He had to have connections of some magnitude to keep getting promotions like that.

Embarrassed_Tackle_5 | Bulls

0 | 2 hours ago

Knowing Jerry he probably cheapest one among the three.

wolffangalex | Bulls

-1 | 3 hours ago

why should I continue caring about basketball atp?

chakrablocker | Thunder

-1 | 5 hours ago

Bulls locked in on a play in run.

Kaboost | Bulls

-2 | 5 hours ago

Idk why I am still a fan of this franchise.

Will never go anywhere with the Reinsdorf’s as owner

hydrators | Bulls

16 | 5 hours ago

Was there a hire they could’ve made that would trigger a different response than this

monoDK13 | Bulls

-1 | 4 hours ago

I mean Masai was put there until he took a job with the Mavs this morning. But knowing our luck in Chicago, he’d have just been another Kevin Warren

Kaboost | Bulls

-2 | 5 hours ago

Probably not but Lloyd would’ve been nice. I bet he said no though.

hydrators | Bulls

6 | 4 hours ago

Works out for us then. Keep us away from the dude who was in Orlando’s FO for a decade and joined Minnesota after all the good moves were already made

Kaboost | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

We’ll see. They need to let the GM do what he feels right. AKME had to hold on to the core several seasons too long and that was entirely a decision by Reinsdorf.

Hopefully he isn’t a yes man.

hydrators | Bulls

3 | 4 hours ago

I think it’s a lot less likely that Graham is a yes man compared to Lloyd, who worked for the Bulls for a decade, and was John Paxson’s recommended candidate

rando562 | Bulls

2 | 4 hours ago

Lloyd also wasn’t a home run hire given his mixed history of player evaluation

jenelson79

2 | 4 hours ago

Why did you want the guy with the Paxson/ownership ties? If anything, this is a sign they’re going out of their comfort zone, which is great.

Kaboost | Bulls

1 | 4 hours ago

I didn’t necessarily want him, it wasn’t like it was Lloyd or bust but it would be nice if we pulled a guy from a franchise that has had more consistent success.

I’m not totally down. I do think he improved the Hawks.

capelaMVP | Hawks

1 | 4 hours ago

Graham was good in his roles and also in his year for the Hawks, definitely way better than AK if he’s good enough to be a top executive remains to be seen but I’d be optimistic.

Ok_Use7 | Bulls

-2 | 4 hours ago

This ain’t going anywhere man. Not to be pessimistic but hope here is truly dead for me lmao.

Bulls are years behind Pistons and Cavs, possibly Pacers still and likely the Bucks, all of the team’s direct division competitors.

It’ll probably look good in 5-10 years but team hasn’t won a playoff series in 11 seasons. City deserves way better from its team than that.

MatasBuzelis

2 | 3 hours ago

Wasn’t that long ago that the Pistons were years behind us. That franchise was once a total fucking joke and yet they’re moving on to round 2 right now. Not to say that we’re primed for a trajectory like theirs, but hopefully Graham can put us on the right path

Ok_Use7 | Bulls

1 | 3 hours ago

Not sure I agree.

In my lifetime, I’ve seen them compete, win, struggle and bounce back to where they’re likely competing for the foreseeable future and could win again.

It didn’t happen overnight, they have had some tough times like you say but I don’t agree that they were years behind the Bulls outside of the Rose years.

mtron32 | Bulls

1 | 3 hours ago

they had a pretty substantial trash bunch of seasons and then recently cleaned it up. This isn’t going to be fixed for quite some time.

Ok_Use7 | Bulls

1 | 3 hours ago

For sure, as it goes though. Tough to win in the league.

Jack_The_Sparrow_ | Warriors

-4 | 4 hours ago

Skill based matchmaking

hydrators | Bulls

6 | 4 hours ago

we’re in the same group now, play in boy

Jack_The_Sparrow_ | Warriors

1 | an hour ago

Home sweet home

[Charania] Just in: The Chicago Bulls are hiring Atlanta Hawks senior vice president Bryson Graham as the franchise’s new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, sources tell ESPN. Graham spent 15 years in New Orleans before joining Atlanta last offseason, rising from an intern to GM