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The Chicago Bulls made sweeping changes to their front office and snagged one of the top coaches on the market, hoping an overhaul in leadership will carry them back to respectability. The new management team made big splash when Billy Donovan accepted an offer to become the coach, a bold move by a franchise not known for them. Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and president Michael Reinsdorf - his son - decided to act after Chicago finished 11th in the Eastern Conference at 22-43 and were one of eight teams left out of the Orlando bubble when the pandemic-shortened season resumed.
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