Chicago Bulls fire head coach Jim Boylen Friday

Chris's Corner
Aug 14, 2020
1 min read

The Chicago Bulls completed a much-needed move toward a new chapter firing head coach Jim Boylen Friday.

According to ESPN, Boylen was 39-84 without a playoff appearance after being hired in December 2018.

Boylen’s .317 win percentage is the second-lowest in Bulls history.

The move was essential to Chicago’s growth and progression toward just a revitalized successful culture being that Boylen and the Bulls haven’t reached the playoffs in 2015 in a lesser Eastern Conference.

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