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Taj Gibson Retires After 17 NBA Seasons, Joins Bulls Coaching Staff

Taj Gibson is ending his playing career after 17 seasons in the NBA. The longtime forward will move into coaching as an assistant on the Chicago Bulls staff.

Marcus Thompson
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Taj Gibson is retiring from the NBA after 17 seasons and will join the Chicago Bulls coaching staff as an assistant coach.

The move brings Gibson back to the organization where he began his professional career and spent some of his most notable years as a player. Known throughout his career for his toughness, defensive presence and professionalism, Gibson now transitions from the court to the sideline.

A New Role in Chicago

Gibson’s addition gives the Bulls another former NBA player on the coaching staff, bringing nearly two decades of league experience into the locker room. His familiarity with the franchise adds another layer to his return as he begins the next phase of his basketball career.

After a long run as a dependable frontcourt presence, Gibson closes his playing career and steps into a player-development and coaching role with Chicago.

Originally reported by Espn