Kings reportedly hiring former Bulls guard, champion BJ Armstrong as assistant GM
B.J. Armstrong was one of Michael Jordan's backcourt mates during Chicago's run to its first three championships.
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The Chicago Bulls are hiring former Chicago Bulls guard BJ Armstrong as their assistant general manager, ESPN's Shams Charania reports.
Armstrong played 11 years in the NBA as a point guard, six of them with the Bulls. He played in the backcourt alongside Michael Jordan during Chicago's run to its first three NBA titles from 1991-93.
Since retiring as a player, Armstrong has worked as a player agent. Now he'll work on the other side of the desk to help the Kings build their roster.
The Sacramento Kings are finalizing a deal to hire three-time Chicago Bulls NBA champion BJ Armstrong as an assistant general manager under new GM Scott Perry, sources tell ESPN. Armstrong played 11 NBA seasons (1989-2000) and has been a player agent over the last two decades.— Shams Charania (@ShamsCharania) May 6, 2025
