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At times, they sounded like the two newest members of a Chicago tourism bureau.‘‘The more that we have been here, the more the love for the city continues to grow,’’ Bulls executive vice president of basketball operations Bryson Graham said…

Chicago Sun-Times writer Joe Cowley highlights that the Chicago Bulls' early optimism under new leadership will soon face scrutiny as the regular season approaches. Executive vice president of basketball operations Bryson Graham and head coach Tiago Splitter expressed excitement about building a sustainable future together, acknowledging the franchise has not won a playoff series since 2015.
Graham emphasized the organization's focus on a disciplined, patient rebuild centered on young player development rather than sacrificing future assets for short-term fixes. Both Graham and Splitter noted that balancing patience with natural competitiveness will be a major challenge moving forward.
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