The Chicago Bulls have fired their executive vice president of basketball operations, Arturas Karnisovas, and general manager Marc Eversley. This comes after six seasons in charge of the team. The Bulls CEO and president, Michael Reinsdorf, expressed his desire to position the team for sustained success and improvements. Potential replacements include former Atlanta Hawks GM Landry Fields, current Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy, and current Minnesota GM Matt Lloyd. The team has been stuck on a treadmill of mediocrity under Karnisevas, making the playoffs just once in the past six years but finishing with at least 39 wins each of the four seasons prior to this one. Regardless of the new GM, the Bulls reportedly want to retain coach Billy Donovan.