The Chicago Bulls are hiring Bryson Graham as the franchise's new general manager, according to Shams Charania. The move marks a significant addition to the Bulls front office as they look to bolster their talent evaluation and roster construction capabilities.
Graham, 39, joins the organization after a highly regarded tenure with the New Orleans Pelicans and the Atlanta Hawks. He has earned a reputation across the NBA for possessing a tremendous scouting eye and played a pivotal role in several successful draft selections and player acquisitions during his previous stops.
The Bulls leadership reportedly conducted a series of in-person interviews with candidates last week. After mulling over three finalists, the team moved to secure Graham to lead their front office operations. He is expected to work closely with the existing executive team to prepare for the upcoming draft and offseason player movement.
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