Patton operated a staff of three player development managers — Austin Dufault, L.D. Williams and Peter Crawford — who will remain with the Bulls after his departure.

The Bulls have hired former Loyola Academy and DePaul star Peter Patton as their new director of player development and shooting coach. Patton joins Bulls' Insider K.C. Johnson for an exclusive ...

CHICAGO — The Chicago Bulls front office faces a pivotal off-court decision this summer after parting with director of player development Peter Patton.

Patton operated a staff of three player development managers — Austin Dufault, L.D. Williams and Peter Crawford — who will remain with the Bulls after his departure.

In Patton's time in Dallas, the Mavericks ranked tied for 17th in the league in 3-point percentage, shooting 35.8 percent from downtown and peaking this season at 37.1 percent.

Peter Patton is a former Chicago Catholic League star who played four years at DePaul, setting a school record for three-point shooting in his junior season (54.1 percent) that still stands.

When Peter Patton played football, basketball and baseball at Loyola Academy, he envisioned his collegiate home court would be Indiana’s Assembly Hall. But instead of walking on at Indiana, the ...

Decisions, decisions. First Peter Patton wanted to play quarterback in college. When no school appeared to be that interested in the Catholic League co-player of the year, he decided he would have … ...