In this video, I’m reacting to what David Haugh on 670 The Score said about the Chicago Bulls possibly looking at “changes at the highest level.” And that part matters, because when you hear it framed like “unless you’re Michael or Jerry Reinsdorf, you don’t know what comes next,” it tells you this isn’t just the usual Billy Donovan rumor mill. This sounds like ownership may finally be paying attention enough to consider a real status quo change—front office included. I break down what that could actually mean in Bulls terms: the Reinsdorfs have historically been hands-off as long as the money’s right, and I compare it to how franchises get run—if things look unstable, you come in and do an “audit.” From there, it’s two paths: they sit down with AK and let him sell them on a reset (maybe even new GM, Billy out, rebuild plan), or they decide it’s not working and bring in a whole new set of eyes while the roster is already being reset. I’m not holding out a ton of hope, but it does feel like something could be shifting, and this offseason is going to be critical for where the Bulls go next.