Luke Kornet sustained a left foot and ankle injury in practice on Feb. 21. Subsequent testing has revealed a severe ankle sprain and fracture of his fifth metatarsal.

Kornet is estimated to be out 6-to-8 weeks.

Kris Dunn underwent an MRI and re-examination on Friday, Feb. 14 by Dr. Brian Cole at Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush. He will continue his current rehabilitation program of his medial collateral ligament sprain for the next 4-6 weeks before progressing to functional training.

A determination will be made at that time if additional treatment is required.

Kris Dunn could miss the remainder of the season with a  sprained MCL.

The Chicago Bulls have yet to officially provide an update on Dunn's status since Feb. 4 when they said he would be reexamined in two weeks.

The injury occurred when Thaddeus Young took a charge and inadvertently crashed into Dunn's knee on the first possession of a Jan. 31 road game against the Nets.

Dunn suffered a similar injury last season and missed 23 games.

Chicago Bulls president Michael Reinsdorf is researching candidates to take over the team's basketball operations, league sources told Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.

The current front office structure involving John Paxson-Gar Forman is unlikely to continue following this season, adds Wojnarowski.

Joe Cowley of the Chicago Sun-Times reported that the Bulls are looking for a general manager "with a louder voice," and that conversations have been through back channels without any formal interviews.  

The goal is for Paxson to be given a different title within the organization, with Forman moving to the team's scouting department. 

Kris Dunn has been ruled out with an MCL sprain in his right knee.

There is no timetable for his return. 

Dunn, who is averaging 7.3 points and 3.6 rebounds on the season, suffered the injury on Friday night against the Nets.