After this past season filled with locker room chaos, more injuries and dysfunction, the Chicago Bulls could use another shakeup for the second consecutive summer.
One of the front office’s many topics on the to-do list: figuring out what to do with Joakim Noah.
After the 2013-14 season concluded, Noah was named to the All-NBA First Team, the league’s defensive player of the year and finished fourth in the NBA MVP voting.
Then, a knee procedure — that was much more concerning than initially reported/announced — set Noah’s career into a downward trend and the two-time All-Star hasn’t been the same player since.