Chicago Bulls CEO Michael Reinsdorf outlined key qualities for the team's next general manager during a video call, with a major emphasis on retaining head coach Billy Donovan. Reinsdorf stated, "If I interview someone and they're not sold on Billy, they're not sold on a Hall of Fame coach," underscoring Donovan's successful track record. Following the dismissal of vice president Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley, Reinsdorf expressed the need for a fresh start, citing the team's current record of 29-49 and the potential for cap space and lottery picks. He plans to engage a search firm to assist in finding a replacement, focusing on candidates who are process-oriented and strong communicators. Reinsdorf also expressed his disapproval of tanking as a strategy, stating it is unfair to players and fans. Instead, he aims for sustainable success, stating, "I want it to be year in and year out, we have a chance to be competitive and win."