In a recent media conference, Michael Reinsdorf, President and CEO of the Chicago Bulls, expressed the need for a more hands-on ownership style following the firing of executive vice president Artūras Karnišovas and general manager Marc Eversley. This marks a pivotal moment for the Bulls as they prepare for their fourth search for top executives. Reinsdorf acknowledged the previous hiring process's shortcomings, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic, and emphasized the importance of accountability and communication in the new leadership. He plans to collaborate with former general manager John Paxson and assistant general managers Pat Connelly and JJ Polk, and will also hire a search firm to broaden the candidate pool. Reinsdorf highlighted key traits he seeks in the new executives, including strong basketball evaluation and trend prediction skills. He reaffirmed the commitment to retaining head coach Billy Donovan, stating that any candidate must support Donovan's continued leadership. With the Bulls having not won a playoff series in over ten years, Reinsdorf's approach aims to build a sustainable and competitive team for the future.