“Very competitive team”: Chicago Bulls head coach John Donovan keeps faith in players

Chicago Bulls head coach John Donovan believes that his team is ‘very competitive’ when they play at their potential.

The Bulls are having a rather disappointing season where they are placed in the fourth position in the Central Standings with 21 wins and 24 defeats.

Donovan was recently quoted in a report where he stated that while there is always room to bring in more players ahead of the end of the mid-season transfer window, his current lot is ‘very competitive’ when they play to their potential.

“When we play to the level and standard and identity that we can play to, we’ve been a very competitive team,” he said. “I think the thing that’s hard that I’m not always privy to in the front office is to have a deal, it takes two.

“So you can sit there and want to do a lot of different things, but maybe the asking price is too much for it. Or there’s just nothing there. Someone may not be interested. I think Artūras and Marc are always looking for ways to get better. But you have to have a willing partner. I trust that they’ll come to me when they need to talk to me about this stuff.”

Bulls, who lost their last match against the Phoenix Suns with a score of 115-113 will play their next match against the Los Angeles Lakers on Thursday.