The Chicago Bulls need to enter an era of hands-on ownership. President and CEO Michael Reinsdorf voiced that belief Tuesday while addressing the media in a video conference following the firing of executive vice president Artūras Karnišovas and general manager Marc Eversley.

It appears the Chicago Bulls may have trouble bringing in new management due to perceptions about the ownership.

Here are a few names the Bulls could target to lead their front office, ranked into two tiers.

Recent reports indicate that Jaden Ivey's situation is leading to a drastic front office decision for the Chicago Bulls.

Rob Dillingham scored a career-high 26 points and the Chicago Bulls ended a seven-game skid, pounding the NBA-worst Washington Wizards 129-98.

Here's what we learned from Michael Reinsdorf's press conference on Tuesday, where he explained what's next for the Chicago Bulls after the team cleaned house in its front office.

Whoever doesn’t know Michael Jordan’s legacy and prowess is probably sleeping under a rock. But there’s a stint that has collected some dust by now. After a glorious NBA career, a retired Jordan traded the hardwood for a professional baseball field in 1994.

In the wake of executive vice president of basketball operations Arturas Karnisovas and general manager Marc Eversley getting fired on Monday, Reinsdorf made it very clear a day later on what he was looking for in the next leader of his baseball operations team.