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Chicago Bulls hire former Hawks Executive Bryson Graham to lead basketball operations

The Bulls have made one of the most important decisions of their offseason, hiring Hawks senior vice president Bryson Graham as executive vice president of basketball operations.

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Bulls appoint Bryson Graham as executive VP to lead front office reset

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Bulls tap rising executive Bryson Graham to lead basketball operations

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Is new Bulls executive Bryson Graham prepared for big-market, small-organization Chicago?

On Monday, the Bulls threw everyone a curveball — or I guess a no-look pass — by hiring Bryson Graham, the former senior vice president of basketball operations with the Atlanta Hawks, to take the top...

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Bulls rumors: The GM push Chicago will make after hiring Bryson Graham

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Bulls name Bryson Graham new executive VP of basketball operations

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Bulls expected to hire Hawks assistant GM Bryson Graham

According to a person familiar with the situation, the Bulls will hire Hawks assistant general manager Bryson Graham.

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Bulls choose Bryson Graham to lead their front office as executive VP of basketball operations

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Bulls Hire Hawks SVP Bryson Graham in Effort to Return to Relevance

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Why the Bulls fired their front office with just one week left in the regular season

The Bulls fired vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley on Monday. So ... what now? Here's what our insiders are hearing.

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Roster Mess: No Team Has Played More Guys Than the Chicago Bulls This Season

Hey, at least the Chicago Bulls can say they lead the NBA in one category! Thanks to being the busiest team at this year's trade deadline, the Bulls have suited up more players than any team in the league. A total of 27 different names have appeared on the ...

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Chicago Bulls' Top 3 Priorities During 2026 NBA Offseason

The Chicago Bulls finally acknowledged a teardown was necessary. After several seasons hanging around the middle, they swung deadline deals to trim cash and bottom out.