The Chicago Bulls fired vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley on Monday, making a sweeping change to the franchise’s front office.
The move removes the organization’s top two basketball decision-makers and signals a significant shift in how the Bulls will be run moving forward. Karnisovas oversaw basketball operations, while Eversley served as the team’s general manager.
What changed
Chicago’s decision to part ways with both executives at the same time represents a clean break at the top of the basketball department. The Bulls now face the immediate task of reorganizing leadership and determining who will guide roster and personnel decisions in the short term.
What it means for the organization
With the vice president of basketball operations and general manager positions now vacant, the Bulls enter a transition period that will shape the franchise’s next steps. Any further clarity on the structure of the front office and the status of other key decision-makers was not included in the initial announcement referenced here.
For now, the headline is straightforward: Chicago has made a decisive front-office change, removing Karnisovas and Eversley and opening the door for a new leadership group to take over basketball operations.