Tiago Splitter to coach Bulls' first 2 summer league games, taking rare hands-on approach for an NBA head coach
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Julia Poe
6h ago· 5 min readenNews
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Tiago Splitter, the new Chicago Bulls head coach, will personally coach the team's first two NBA Summer League games in Las Vegas — an unusual move for an established NBA head coach. Splitter believes a hands-on approach is essential in his first year to set the tone and establish his system early with the young Bulls roster. After the first two games against the Memphis Grizzlies and Utah Jazz, he will hand off coaching duties to assistants Martin Rancik, Henry Domercant and Austin Dufault.
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· 3 pulledTiago Splitter looks to 'set the tone' for young Chicago Bulls by coaching 1st 2 summer league games
Established NBA head coaches rarely coach in summer league, which typically serves as an opportunity for assistants or G League coaches to cut their teeth
Splitter feels a hands-on approach is necessary in his first year with the Chicago Bulls
Established NBA head coaches rarely coach in summer league, but Tiago Splitter feels a hands-on approach is necessary in his first year with the Chicago Bulls.
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