The Bulls made a fairly surprising move Monday, firing coach Fred Hoiberg in the midst of a season everyone knew was a tank campaign. You could argue this year Hoiberg was doing his best job as Chicago’s coach, as the team’s record is firmly lined up with expectations. But for whatever reason, the Bulls fired the guy they never really set up for success.
That got us at The Crossover thinking: what about the coaches who actually aren’t meeting internal expectations? It’s time to take the temperature of some seats around the league and speculate which head coaches could be getting a little nervous.