Doug Collins, who was the Chicago Bulls' coach before they started winning titles, is returning to the team as a senior advisor.
Collins coached the team from 1986-89, taking the Bulls to the Eastern Conference finals in his final season. That's why it was a shock that he was fired and replaced by Phil Jackson.
Jackson went on to become a legend, winning six titles with Chicago and another five with the Lakers. Collins coached the Pistons, Wizards and 76ers, while also serving as a TV analyst with ESPN.
"Doug will be great in this capacity for our organization.