dailyloe.com – The Chicago Bulls fired their top two basketball executives on Monday, ending a six-year tenure. Executive Vice President Arturas Karnisovas and General Manager Marc Eversley were both dismissed. The team made the announcement official earlier today.
Karnisovas and Eversley were originally hired before the 2020-21 NBA season. They were tasked with rebuilding the storied franchise. Their leadership spanned six full seasons of competition.
During their time in charge, the Bulls compiled a regular-season record of 224 wins. The exact number of losses was not immediately specified. This period included several playoff appearances and roster overhauls.
The decision signals a major organizational shift for the Bulls. Team ownership is seeking a new direction. No interim replacements were named in the initial announcement.
This front-office shakeup occurs late in the 2025-26 NBA season. The Bulls’ performance this year likely influenced the timing. The search for new leadership will begin immediately.
Chicago remains a major market with significant fan expectations. The next executives will inherit the challenge of building a contender. The franchise last won an NBA championship in 1998.[]
Source: ESPN
