As the Chicago Bulls move forward with their front office search, several candidates have surfaced beyond Timberwolves executive Matt Lloyd, according to NBC Sports’ Kurt Helin.
League sources say Hawks assistant GM Kyle Korver, Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr., former Hawks GM Landry Fields, and CAA executive Austin Brown are among the names being considered following the departures of Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley.
Dunleavy is seen as an unlikely option given his current role with Golden State, making his inclusion more of a long-shot. He does have ties to Chicago from his playing career.
Korver, another former Bull, has quickly risen in Atlanta’s front office after transitioning from a long NBA career.
Fields is also a candidate after previously serving as Hawks GM for three seasons, where the team had mixed results and one playoff appearance.
He now works with Overtime Elite in a leadership role as the organization shifts toward a prep league structure.
Austin Brown, a prominent agent and co-head of CAA’s basketball division, is another notable name.
His client list includes stars like Donovan Mitchell, Cooper Flagg, Trae Young, Jaren Jackson Jr., and OG Anunoby.
Chicago is expected to evaluate a wide range of options as it looks to reshape its front office.
