A major overhaul of the Chicago Bulls’ front office is underway under incoming president Arturas Karnisovas.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, Karnisovas is targeting numerous assistant general managers for the GM role with the Bulls. Among them is former NBA player Calvin Booth, who worked alongside Karnisovas in Denver.
Sources: Arturas Karnisovas is planning to start discussing Chicago’s GM job with candidates soon, a pool that’s expected to include several assistant GM’s: Calvin Booth (Denver), Marc Eversley (Sixers), Mark Hughes (Clippers) and Matt Lloyd (Magic) — among others.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) April 10, 2020
Karnisovas is being given a lot of power to completely reshape Chicago’s basketball operations. He was clearly the top choice of the Bulls, and now that they’re hiring him, they’re letting him bring in who he wants. This is good news for the Bulls, who have been dysfunctional at the top for quite a while.
