Column: When it comes to finally pulling the plug, it’s like father, like son for Jerry and Michael Reinsdorf
By Paul Sullivan
Published on April 6, 2026.
The Chicago Bulls Chairman Jerry Reinsdorf and President and CEO Michael Reinsdororf have taken action against the team, following a period of stagnation in the team that saw no tanking involved in the 1985-86 season. The Bulls were trading their few real assets for a better draft pick next summer, trading their real assets to a group of journeymen and former top prospects who never panned out. After months of frustration, Michael Reindorf fired executive vice president of basketball operations Artūras Karnišovas and general manager Marc Eversley, citing poor communication skills and a lack of leadership. This follows a similar trend from the White Sox in 2024, when he promoted Chris Getz to general manager after firing another executive duo, vice president Ken Williams, and GM Rick Hahn. The decision to dismiss Jaden Ivey was seen as arrogant by fans as an arrogant move.
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