Chicago, IL — The Bulls have yet to set a formal end-of-season meeting with head coach Billy Donovan, but team officials expect it to take place this week, according to the Chicago Tribune. Donovan said he wants a clear discussion about the franchise’s direction before deciding whether to stay. Ownership and several players have voiced support for his return after the organization dismissed top executives Artūras Karnišovas and Marc Eversley.
Forward Isaac Okoro, who has one season left on his contract, acknowledged the possibility of another trade following last summer’s move to Chicago. “It’s the NBA, it’s the business,” Okoro told reporters Monday, adding that he plans to focus on offseason improvement while embracing the culture the Bulls are building.
Charlotte, NC — In-depth reports from ESPN and The Athletic detail sweeping changes inside the Hornets. New general manager Jeff Peterson and head coach Charles Lee headline a revamped leadership group, while co-owners Rick Schnall and Gabe Plotkin have hired more than 60 new employees, launched arena renovations, and begun construction on a combined practice facility and team headquarters.
Washington, DC — Wizards forward Cam Whitmore reflected on the deep vein thrombosis that ended his 2025-26 campaign, calling the condition “life-threatening” and expressing gratitude simply to be alive as he looks ahead to recovery.
Philadelphia, PA — Ahead of Wednesday’s play-in game against Orlando, local coverage from PhillyVoice and The Philadelphia Inquirer suggests the 76ers could lean heavily on guards Tyrese Maxey and VJ Edgecombe, with both expected to approach or exceed 40 minutes of action.
Source: Hoops Rumors
