Billy Donovan Steps Down as Chicago Bulls Head Coach After Six Seasons

52 articles · Updated · NBA.com · Apr 21

Billy Donovan has stepped down as head coach of the Chicago Bulls after six seasons, the team announced Tuesday.
Donovan's departure follows sweeping front office changes, with the Bulls seeking new basketball operations leadership and a fresh start.
Donovan leaves with a 226-256 record in Chicago, having led the team to just one playoff appearance; the Bulls now begin a search for new leadership.

Was Billy Donovan's departure a selfless act or a strategic exit from a failing organization?

How much will former executive John Paxson's involvement influence the Bulls' crucial front office search?

Will the Bulls' new leadership hunt for stars or finally commit to a full rebuild?

Is the NBA's 'GM hires their own coach' model a proven formula or an outdated rule?

Which rumored team offers Billy Donovan the best chance to win immediately?