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Bulls Coach Billy Donovan Steps Down
21 Apr
Summary
- Billy Donovan has stepped down as head coach of the Chicago Bulls.
- Donovan's tenure resulted in a 226-252 record over six seasons.
- The team made only one postseason appearance during his leadership.
Billy Donovan has resigned as the head coach of the Chicago Bulls. His departure marks the end of a six-year period with the team, during which he compiled a 226-252 record. The Bulls experienced one playoff berth under his guidance, reaching the first round in 2022.
Principal owner Jerry Reinsdorf acknowledged Donovan's positive impact, emphasizing his class and care for the organization. Reinsdorf stated that Donovan's desire to continue as head coach was not in question, but both parties agreed that empowering the new Head of Basketball Operations to build his own staff was paramount for the franchise's future. Donovan's decision was characterized as putting the team first.
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