Chicago Bulls' executive vice president Artūras Karnišovas is calling for patience from fans following a disheartening season that saw no postseason success or All-Star representation. The Bulls have finished without promise in the competitive Eastern Conference, leading the front office to outline a three-pronged plan: secure a lottery draft pick, enhance the team through free agency, and retain promising players like Josh Giddey. Despite a 15-5 finish, Karnišovas highlighted the importance of building on minor successes, pointing to the development of Coby White and rookie Matas Buzelis. The franchise is looking to redefine its future as it attempts to recover from a disappointing year, emphasizing the potential within its young core, though questions remain about the rebuild's timeline and strategy.