Matas Buzelis discusses Chicago Bulls' offseason changes on podcast

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Last updated Jul 26, 2026

Matas Buzelis discusses Chicago Bulls' offseason changes on podcast
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Matas Buzelis, a player for the Chicago Bulls, shared his thoughts on the team's offseason adjustments during an appearance on Lonzo Ball's podcast. The Bulls recently underwent major changes, including the departure of Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley, the hiring of Bryson Graham as Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, and the appointment of Tiago Splitter as head coach. Buzelis expressed his excitement about the fresh start and the opportunity to develop with the team's young core, which includes Caleb Wilson, who was drafted this summer. He acknowledged the presence of several new teammates and the challenge of competing in a tough Eastern Conference, suggesting a renewed focus on growth for both himself and the franchise.

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  • Matas Buzelis reacts to significant offseason changes at Chicago Bulls.
  • Bryson Graham replaces Arturas Karnisovas; Tiago Splitter is new head coach.
  • Bulls draft Caleb Wilson and add Nic Claxton from the Nets.
  • Buzelis looks forward to developing with a young core including Wilson.
  • Chicago Bulls last won a championship nearly 30 years ago.
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The Chicago Bulls made some massive changes this offseason, moving on from Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley and hiring Bryson Graham to serve as Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations.Billy Donovan stepped down as head coach, with Graham appointing Tiago Splitter as the new man in charge. Graham also drafted Caleb Wilson and Dailyn Swain […] The post Matas Buzelis Makes Feelings Clear on Chicago Bulls Offseason appeared first on HEAVY.

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