Another former Warriors assistant soon might join the head-coaching ranks. Jerry Stackhouse, who left the organization this offseason after two years on coach Steve Kerr’s staff, is a candidate for the Chicago Bulls head-coaching vacancy, The Stein Line’s Marc Stein and Jake Fischer reported Wednesday, citing sources. Another name for the Bulls' coaching search: Jerry Stackhouse, fresh off a stint as a Warriors assistant, has emerged as a candidate in Chicago, sources tell @JakeLFischer and me. More coaching carousel coverage here: https://t.co/t2les20urH And here: https://t.co/D3owWXcS0T https://t.co/8cyvifp3KN — Marc Stein (@TheSteinLine) May 20, 2026 The 51-year-old Stackhouse, a former 18-year NBA guard/forward, primarily served as Golden State’s defensive coordinator, and was widely respected by the Warriors veterans, including Steph Curry and Draymond Green. In addition to Stackhouse, The Stein Line also reported that Spurs associate head coach Sean Sweeney, Timberwolves assistant Micah Nori, Thunder assistant Dave Bliss, Trail Blazers interim head coach Tiago Splitter, Pelicans interim head coach James Borrego and Bulls...