NBA Coaching Rumors: Bucks, Billy Donovan, Jamahl Mosley, Blazers, Wizards, Tom Thibodeau

The NBA coaching carousel is already in motion.

Following the Bucks’ decision to move on from Doc Rivers, league sources expect an active offseason for multiple teams, according to Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.

Milwaukee has internal and external options to consider. Lead assistant Darvin Ham is a candidate to step in, though the Bucks are also expected to show interest in former Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins, one of the top names on the market.

Jenkins, notably, has ties to Milwaukee from his time on Mike Budenholzer’s staff.

Another name to watch: James Borrego. If the Pelicans decide not to retain him, he could emerge as an option for the Bucks after previously interviewing with the team.

Bulls, Magic Monitoring Landscape

The Bulls are hoping to retain Billy Donovan following recent front office changes, though Scotto notes Donovan could draw interest from the Magic if they move on from Jamahl Mosley.

Orlando, if it makes a change, could cast a wide net. Jenkins and Tom Thibodeau are among the names mentioned, along with Borrego, who has prior ties to the organization.

On the front office side, Chicago could look at Timberwolves GM Matt Lloyd or agent Austin Brown as potential additions.

Pelicans, Blazers, Wizards In Play

New Orleans has decisions to make as well.

The Pelicans could retain Borrego, but Ham and Kevin Ollie are expected to be in the mix. Mosley could also be a candidate if he becomes available, with multiple teams reportedly high on him.

In Portland, interim coach Tiago Splitter will receive consideration after guiding the team to the No. 8 seed, though the Blazers are expected to evaluate a wide range of candidates.

Meanwhile, Wizards coach Brian Keefe has support internally, but his future remains undecided as Washington looks to take a step forward.

Warriors, Hawks Situations

In Golden State, Steve Kerr and the Warriors are expected to discuss their future this offseason. Stephen Curry has been a strong supporter of Kerr, though there are questions about long-term sustainability following a challenging year.

And in Atlanta, the strong regular-season finish could lead to an extension for coach Quin Snyder.