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Corey Tulaba of No Ceilings returns for reaction to the Bulls comeback win over Sacramento. We discussed the development of Coby White following his 37-point performance, and continue to wonder whether he can take another step in his development in the future. Then, we continued our discussion of the play-in tournament and whether the Bulls are giving us more optimism that they'll get one of the playoff seeds. Then, we got Corey's thoughts on the development of Julian Phillips and Onuralp Bitim. Finally, we wrapped the show with some college basketball discussion, as Corey dives into the top prospects in this class, players who could potentially be a fit for the Bulls, and more.

The Bulls continue to be up and down following a loss to the Pistons and a win against the Cavs. We discussed where the team is headed for the remainder of the season. Will they come out of the play-in tournament? Following Onuralp Bitim's solid performance against Cleveland, we looked at how the Bulls are winning on the margins with young talent. We're also still salty the Bulls passed on deals at the trade deadline to move off veteran pieces. Then, on this week's "Project Pat" segment, we reacted to Patrick Williams season ending injury. We wonder if Williams will end up signing a team friendly deal or if the Bulls will have competition from other teams.

Full reaction to the Bulls uneventful trade deadline. We discuss the potential moves the Bulls had on the table with Golden State and Philadelphia involving Caruso, Drummond and DeRozan. Were the Bulls being irresponsible by not making these trades? Then, we tried to make sense of AK's comments and trade expectations at his presser. This led to us wondering if any recent NBA teams have been successful at using a strategy similar to the Bulls by treading competitive waters. We also have a converstion about Coby White and whether the Bulls are failing to maximize his play on a team-friendly contract. Then, we tried to figure out if the Bulls front office has a strength that can make fans optimistic for what's to come in the future.

You know the vibes....Big Dave and C-Dub are back for our annual Trade Deadline episode. We start with a temperature check on the Bulls 24-27 record, and whether it's where we thought the team would be. We get into a discussion on the front office to see if we're still good with "letting AK cook". We continue to be marveled by Coby White's breakout season, leading to the question of whether Coby can be a franchise player and how the team could build around him. We transition into Trade Deadline discussion and wondered whether there's more urgency than ever for the Bulls to make moves on Thursday. Are the Bulls overvaluing their assets and potentially passing on reasonable deals? We went through the trade value of Caruso, DeRozan, and Drummond, and gave our predictions for trades, and talked about the deals we would love to see in an ideal world.

CHGO's Mark K joins us after the Bulls road win against the Charlotte Hornets. Coby White puts in another great game, and we put his breakout in perspective and discuss the amount of responsibility he has picked up this season. Then, we shift to the much-maligned Nikola Vucevic, and why games like this show the nuance in his value to the Bulls. Next, we reacted to a report that suggests the Bulls will stand pat at the trade deadline, and wondered if it's more urgent than ever for the Bulls to make moves in the next few days. We closed with a discussion on the mysterious nature of Patrick Williams injury and what we're looking forward to seeing from Julian Phillips in his absence.

BullsOnTap's Morris Bankston joins us. We react to the Indiana Pacers acquiring Pascal Siakam and wonder whether the trade will have any impact on Zach LaVine's market. We also discuss where this trade puts the Pacers long-term in the Eastern Conference. Then we get into more discussion on LaVine and the chances that the Bulls may not find a trade partner at the deadline for him. Do the Bulls have to make a trade at this year's deadline? We explain why they have to. We then wrap with a look at the rest of the Bulls schedule for January and their chances of reaching .500.

Swish Theory's Charlie Cummings joins us for reaction to the Bulls loss to the Golden State Warriors. We discussed the Warriors season, the direction they're heading, their young talent, and how the team could look to improve at the trade deadline. Then we shift to the Bulls, and how the team has looked since Zach LaVine's return to the team. We continue discussion on Coby White's fantastic season, Patrick Williams moving back to the bench, and if the Warriors will have legitimate interest in LaVine. We then close the show with reaction to fans irrational behavior during the Bulls Ring of Honor night.

After a long holiday break, we discussed the Bulls play in December that's sparking some optimism around the team's present and future. We talked about the progress of all of the young players, including some encouraging signs from Dalen Terry and Coby White's breakout season. Then, we wondered if the Bulls recent play could change the goal of this season. Finally, we wrapped with a conversation about Zach LaVine's return and the lack of traction with his trade request. What's the worst and best case scenario for the Bulls in a LaVine trade?

SBNation Writer and co-host of Cash Considerations Ricky O'Donnell joins. We react to the Bulls entertaining stretch of wins against Milwaukee and New Orleans. We discuss if the Bulls play in those games without Zach LaVine is a coincidence or nothing. We give flowers to Coby White for his breakout play and discuss whether his ceiling is higher than we thought. We get into our "Project Pat" segment. Is Patrick Williams is starting to maximize his effectiveness as a roleplayer? Then, we circle back to Zach LaVine's future. We go over more potential trade options and players we'd target in a deal for LaVine.

It's time for the Chicago Bulls to blow it up. We react to the past few weeks of news surrounding Zach LaVine's trade request, his beef with Billy Donovan and what the market for his trade looks like. We talked about Vucevic's regression and if the Bulls have locked themselves into a bad contract for the forseeable future. We also looked at the mistakes of the front office and wondered whether they'll learn from them in the next build of this team. We also discussed the trade value of Alex Caruso and Demar DeRozan, and whether the report of the front office wanting to retain both players is realistic. We ended with a conversation about what this team could look like after all the veteran pieces are moved, and why Patrick Williams time to prove himself one way or another is on the horizon.

Big Dave of CHGO joins us for reaction to the Bulls overtime loss to Phoenix including Alex Caruso's impact on the team. We picked back up on our discussion of Zach LaVine and his situation after his disappointing performance in the 4th Quarter and OT against Phoenix. We also discussed the team's slow start to the season and wondered what could be the first domino to fall if the Bulls decide to clean house. We also got into Patrick Williams slow start and wondered what he needs to start showing more consistency on offense.

Bleacher Nation's Elias Schuster joins us for reaction to the Bulls win over the Jazz and the last stretch of games. We get into the recent impact of Jevon Carter, and wonder when his role will start to expand. We also looked at Patrick Williams play off the bench so far, and discussed if we're concerned about his slow shooting start. We then get into the Bulls Big 3 and the consistent reasons why the trio is not working well together. We end the show with a discussion on how Zach LaVine's future with the Bulls will play out this season.

We're joined by Swish Theory's Larry Golden minutes after the Bulls 112-105 win over the Pacers. We give our immediate reactions to the game and the first week of action for the Bulls in the regular season. We also got into the Bulls shot profile, Patrick Williams tough start to the season, starting lineup decisions, and our confidence in the team going into the remainder of this week's games.

CHGO's Matt Peck joins us to discuss the beginning of the Bulls regular season. We start with the news of Patrick Williams not receiving an extension from the Bulls, and discussed the chances of him getting a lucrative deal next summer. We get into starting lineup decisions at point guard and power forward, and wonder if Williams is better suited off the bench to begin the season. We also discussed the importance of the Bulls getting off to a good start with a favorable home schedule to start the season, gave our win/loss predictions, and more.

CHGO's Will Gottlieb joins us for reaction to the Bulls first preseason game. We got into Coby White's game, observations about Patrick Williams, lineups and rotations, and discussed the Bulls efforts in improving their shot profile. We also wondered if there's cause for any concern with Dalen Terry's game. We also discussed what an extension for Patrick Williams might look like and if there are any roadblocks to expect during talks.

Swish Theory's Larry Golden joins us for reactions to the Bulls 2023 Media Day. We talked about the Bulls continued desire to change their shot profile and moving faster on offense. We also got into the things we're looking forward to seeing when the Bulls begin preseason on Sunday. We also discuss the Bulls starting PG competition and wondered whether there's a chance that Coby White could win out. Finally, we close the show with reactions to the Bulls rumored involvement in the Damian Lillard and Jrue Holiday trade discussions over the last couple of weeks.

CHGO Producer Joey Spathis joins us to discuss the latest Twitter trade rumors involving Zach LaVine. We also discuss the Bulls offseason and whether they'll actually see continuity pay off this season. We take another look at the Eastern Conference picture to see if there's any room for the Bulls to overachieve. We also talked to Joey about his experiences at CHGO and how it's shaped him as a Chicago sports fan.

Matt Gentile and Drew Stevens of Rebuild-A-Bull join us for our 200th episode. We get into the Bulls schedule for the upcoming season and discuss how important it is for the team to get off to a hot start with a favorable opening schedule. We also looked at the Eastern Conference and wondered how much the landscape will change this season. We also talked Bulls Fest, and Marc Eversley's comments on the team's offseason. This led to a discussion on Coby White, and if Eversley's comments suggest a breakout season for White is in the cards.

Doug Thonus of the Bulls Beat joins us for reaction to the Bulls re-signing Ayo, as we wonder if he'll be able to earn a consistent role in the rotation this season. We also got into Javon Freeman-Liberty's two-way deal with the Toronto Raptors and whether the Bulls got it wrong by not finding a place for JFL on the roster. We also talked Onuralp Bitim's two-way deal with the Bulls, looked at the Bulls win total upside with the current roster, and more.

Sporting News' Steph Noh joins us for reaction to the Bulls Summer League. We get into Dalen Terry's play and discuss whether Terry has a path to playing time this upcoming season. We also talked Javon Freeman-Liberty's play and wondered how the Bulls will proceed forward with him after a solid Summer League. We also get Steph's reaction to the Bulls offseason and if the team can realistically bounce back from last year with the additions of Jevon Carter and Torrey Craig

Swish Theory's Larry Golden joins us for reaction to the Bulls latest free agent signing in Torrey Craig. He helps us break down Craig's fit with the team, whether the Bulls could actually win more games this season, and how Craig's signing could affect Patrick Williams. We then shift to summer league talk, and discuss Dalen Terry's outlook and why the Bulls have to prioritize playing him this year. We also get into a little talk about Adama Sanogo and Julian Phillips. We also talk the Disabled Player Exception, who we're looking forward to seeing in Summer League, and some watercooler talk around the association.

Corey Tulaba of No Ceilings joins for reaction to the Bulls moves in NBA free agency so far. We discuss Coby White's return, Nikola Vucevic's contract extension and the signing and fit of Jevon Carter. We then turn to the Twitter-rumors of a potential Zach LaVine trade brewing and wondered whether LaVine could be linked to any of the major offseason trade developments. Corey also gives us his insight on Julian Phillips, Adama Sanogo, and Onuralp Bitim.

The Athletic's Darnell Mayberry joins us for reaction to the Bulls trading into the draft to select Julian Phillips and if it was a wise long-term move for the team. We also continued discussion on the likelihood of the Bulls making a significant trade with one of their veteran pieces. We also had reaction to AK's post-draft presser and wondered if his moves in free agency will align. We wrapped the show with a comparison of Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu and the chances the team brings back both players.

CHGO's Matt Peck and Big Dave join us for a pre-draft show. We discuss the rumored numbers Vucevic's extension and whether retaining him is a wise move. We also get into all of the trade speculation surrounding Zach LaVine and if the Bradley Beal deal has any ties to a potential move. This leads to a conversation about LaVine's negative career perception and why it could create a weaker trade market than deals for past all-stars. We also talked Lonzo Ball and how the team will proceed with his future, our draft expectations, and more.

CHGO's Stephen Pridgeon-Garner joins us to discuss the Chicago Sky's start to the season. We talk the team's roster overhaul led by James Wade in the offseason, how they're building around Kahleah Copper, new acquisition Marina Mabrey, and where they'll end up finishing at the end of the season. We wrapped the episode with some Bulls talk on a possible new contract for NIkola Vucevic, an update on Lonzo Ball's future, and continued confusion about what exactly the Bulls can do this offseason to restore good vibes.

CHGO's Will Gottlieb joins us to discuss Zach LaVine's trade value and if this offseason is the Bulls last chance to get optimal value for their all-star. We all discuss the likelihood of a trade between the Blazers and Bulls, DeMar DeRozan's trade value, and Will's experience at the NBA Draft Lottery and Draft Combine.

Corey Tulaba of No Ceilings joins us to discuss the Bulls draft strategy without any picks in hand and second round and undrafted talent that could be of interest. We also reacted to some trade rumors and looked back on the 2022 Draft to wonder if Dalen Terry is still the right selection. Also discussion of Brandon Miller vs. Scoot Henderson, the Thompson twins, and more.

Swish Theory's Kris Amundson joins us to discuss the Bulls offseason plans, as we continue the discussion of retool vs. rebuild vs. run it back. We looked deeper into the front office's comments on changing the shot profile of the team for next season. We also look into Coby White's free agency to figure out if the Bulls will prioritize retaining him. Also, Kris provides a great review of Patrick Williams in this week's Project Pat segment, we discuss the NBA playoffs and give our current finals predictions, and Salim takes a victory lap on Jimmy Butler's elite postseason peformance.

Rob Schaefer joins for reaction to the Bulls play-in loss to the Miami Heat. We get into the perception of Zach LaVine after a bad performance in Miami, the front office's end of season presser, speculate about which players won't be in Chicago next season, whether retooling the team makes sense, and the chances of re-signing Coby White. We also discuss whether Bulls fans should be down on AK and Eversley and we get into some reaction from around the NBA in the playoffs so far.

Mark Schindler returns to discuss the regular season finale after the Bulls defeated the Detroit Pistons. We got into predictions for the Bulls play-in game against the Raptors Wednesday and looked at how the two teams match up. We also wondered who the Bulls would want to face between Miami and Atlanta, if they beat Toronto. We also discussed Pat Bev's impact on the team, what went right and wrong for the offense and defense this season, Coby White's improvement and future with the team, and more.

Swish Theory's Larry Golden joins us to discuss what's been a solid March for the Chicago Bulls. We reacted to the Bulls win over the Los Angeles Lakers, complete with Pat Bev antics, and discussed why his acquisiton has been so necessary to the team's improved play. We looked at the play-in picture and wondered if the Bulls are peaking at the right time with eight games left. We also give Coby White his flowers, discussed why Ayo didn't take a jump this season, and got in our Project Pat bag to provide some perspective on the improvements he's made this season.

Morten Jensen returns for reaction to the Bulls solid play in March and how Patrick Beverley has been instrumental in the team's performance. We wondered whether this play is meaningful for the team's direction and got into a conversation about what a rebuild or a retool could look like in the offseason. We also discussed what Zach LaVine's elite production after the all-star break means for his future in Chicago and we reacted to the latest Lonzo Ball injury update and what it means for his career.

Corey Tulaba of No Ceilings joins us to discuss his reaction to the trade deadline, Patrick Beverley's early impact on the Bulls, the Bulls shutting down Lonzo Ball for the season, the team's chances of making the play-in, and our guesses of what direction the team will go in during the offseason. We also got into some NBA Draft discussion and looked at players who could fit the Bulls if they end up getting a pick in the draft.

CHGO's Will Gottlieb joins for reaction to the NBA Trade Deadline, the trade rumors surrounding Zach LaVine, Vuc's future with the team, the chances of the Bulls making the play-in, and whether adding Russell Westbrook makes sense for the rest of the season.

Big Dave and C-Dub of Bawl! Sports join us for our annual trade deadline episode. We get into what direction the Bulls should take, which players are most likely to be dealt, which players should not be moved, targets from other teams, and much more. We also discuss the latest on Lonzo Ball, revisit Billy Donovan's secret contract extension, and the improvements the team is making game-by-game.

Jackson Frank joins us to discuss the play of the Bulls Big 3 during their 17-game stretch, Coby White and Patrick Williams development, the team's approach to the trade deadline, the Eastern Conference playoff picture, and more.

Elias Schuster of Bleacher Nation joins us to discuss whether the Bulls can become a legitimate playoff team, Zach LaVine's return to form, Patrick Williams deadline, thoughts on Lauri Markkanen's revenge game against the Bulls, and the urgency level the team is working with as they approach this year's trade deadline.

Chuck Swirsky joins us to discuss some of his favorite memories doing play-by-play in his career, his thoughts on how the Bulls season has played out so far, whether the team can make the postseason this year, and why their struggles against inferior teams. We also discussed Lonzo Ball's injury update, the Bulls recent hot streak, Zach LaVine's return to form, and much more.

Kris Amundson of Swish Theory joins us to react to the Bulls back-to-back losses to the Knicks, the latest injury news on Lonzo Ball, the areas that are holding the Bulls back, a discussion on what a rebuild or retool might look like for the Bulls, positive signs for Patrick Williams, and much more.

Larro Golden of Swish Theory joins us to react to the Bulls 123-122 OT loss to the Hawks after an A.J. Griffin buzzer beater. Discussion on the final play and what the team could have done differently. We get into a discussion of how Billy Donovan is running the Bulls offense, and react to the news of his contract extension. We also discussed Zach LaVine returning to form and whether this 10-game stretch in December can make or break the Bulls season.

Corey Tulaba of No Ceilings joins us to recap all of the Bulls drama from their loss to the Orlando Magic, Zach LaVine's 4th Quarter benching, the team's continued slow starts, whether it's feasible for the team to actually rebuild at some point, a discussion about the Bulls history of developing young players, and more.

Mat Issa of SB Nation joins to discuss if the Bulls roster is built for playoff success, Zach LaVine's knee management, Patrick Williams increased involvement in the offense this week, Lonzo Ball's recovery, and more.

NBC Sports Chicago's Rob Schaefer joins us to recap the Bulls back-to-back losses to the Spurs and Sixers and their slow starts in games so far this season. We also discussed Patrick Williams development for the season, the Bulls attempts at balancing developing young talent and winning now, and whether the team needs a starting lineup shakeup.

John Sabine, Matt Peck, and Big Dave join us for reactions to the Bulls opening week, DeMar DeRozan's play, Patrick Williams struggles, and much more.

Mark Schindler joins us to wrap up the Bulls preseason play. We discuss the improvements the Bulls are looking to make on offense, the Bulls guard depth, the media perception of this year's team, and we look ahead to the regular season.

We react to the first stretch of preseason games with Kris Amundson and Larro Golden: Patrick Williams development, and whether he should come off the bench this season, Nikola Vucevic's strong preseason play, Javonte Green, Ayo's play as a starter, season predictions, and more.

See Red Fred joins us for Bulls Media Day reactions, discussion on Lonzo Ball's outlook following his latest surgery, whether the Bulls positionless offense will benefit Patrick Williams, and how the team ranks in a significantly improved Eastern Conference.

We rank the Eastern Conference with Jamaal Aflatooni of Bulls Central, and discuss expectations for Ayo Dosunmu and Patrick Williams this season, the Bulls front office betting on continuity, and more.

Former NBA shooting guard and Chicago Bull Ronnie Brewer joins us to discuss his NBA career,  his time as a Chicago Bull, his experience playing for Jerry Sloan and Tom Thibodeau, playing with Derrick Rose, his most memorable moments and stories, and much more.

Stephen Garner of Nuts and Bolts joins to preview the WNBA Playoffs and the Chicago Sky's chances of repeating as Champions, who their toughest opponent will be, Kahleah Copper's impact, and whether Candace Parker will retire after the season. We also get into a little bit of Bulls discussion on Patrick Williams offseason and Dalen Terry's fit with the team.

Larro Golden returns to Bulls Gold to break his silence on the Bulls offseason, weigh in on the potential breakouts Patrick Williams and Ayo Dosunmu, who steps up with a potential absence of Lonzo Ball looming, some of the offseason's worst takes from Bulls Twitter, and more.

We recap the last few weeks of the Bulls offseason with Kris Amundson! We discuss the additions of Goran Dragic and Andre Drummond, Zach LaVine's well-deserved extension, the Bulls front office being confined by the luxury tax, whether Patrick Williams can breakout next season, summer league observations, and more.

Corey Tulaba of No Ceilings joins us to recap the 2022 NBA Draft, discuss the Bulls selection of Dalen Terry, UDFA signing pickup of Justin Lewis, and what moves the Bulls should be looking at with free agency just days away.

Big Dave and C-Dub join us to figure out what direction the Bulls will take with the 18th pick on Thursday. We talk Jalen Williams, Mark Williams, Tari Eason, Nikola Jovic, and E.J. Liddell. We also gave some reaction to some of the offseason workouts from Patrick Williams and Marko Simonovic, discussed Stephen Curry and the Warriors legacies, DeMar DeRozan's HOF chances, and a lot more.

NBA Pod co-host and writer for Forbes Morten Jensen joins us to discuss the Rudy Gobert rumors and whether the Bulls would be smart to push to acquire him. We also discussed Zach LaVine's looming free agency and why he's worth a max contract. We also got into Coby White's future with the team, players the team could add with the MLE this summer, and which player on Morten's draft board is a must-get for the Bulls.

Rich Stayman of the Locked On Network joins us to discuss the Dallas Mavericks postseason run and what the team can do to build around Luka Doncic going forward. We also got into some of the free agency rumors surrounding Zach LaVine and discussed what we think is likely to happen with his negotiations. We also talked NBA Draft and a few players who would be great fits for the Bulls at #18.

Janice Scurio of CHGO Sports joins us to discuss the Chicago Sky's season, the chances of the team repeating as WNBA Champions, whether Candace Parker will retire after this season, Emma Meesseman's importance to the team, Dana Evans breakout, WNBA expansion, and more.

670 the Score's Rick Camp joins us to wrap the Bulls/Bucks postseason series, discuss next steps for the team in the offseason, which players the team could target in free agency, Zach LaVine's next contract, and more.

Corey Tulaba joins for reaction to the Bulls Game 1 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks

Mark Schindler joins to discuss the Bulls-Bucks playoff series and which players will be the most important to the team's chances of making it a competitive series. We also discussed the end of the regular season, what went wrong, Patrick Williams finding his rhythm towards the end of the season, Billy Donovan's coaching, and much more.

Kris Amundson of Premium Hoops joins us to react to the Bulls much-needed win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, Patrick Williams return to the Bulls, which playoff matchup the Bulls should hope they get, and much more.

With the Bulls losing 8 of their last 10 games, including some disappointing losses this week against Sacramento, Utah, and Phoenix, we discussed all the issues plaguing the team. We also got into the Bulls chances of falling into the play-in game, and what Patrick Williams return to the Bulls could do.

Chicago Bulls Public Address Announcer Tim Sinclair joins us to discuss how he got his start as a PA Announcer, what it's been like to call Chicago Bulls games, his favorite moments, memorable stories and much more.

Jackson Frank joins to discuss the Bulls season and DeMar DeRozan's MVP-level production, whether the Bulls were justified in standing pat at the trade deadline, which teams could give the Bulls the most trouble in the postseason, praise for Ayo Dosunmu and Coby White, and much more.

Big Dave and C-Dub return for this year's jam-packed trade deadline show to recap recent trade rumors, discuss what moves they think Karnisovas and Eversley should make, and the needs the team should prioritize. We also raved about Ayo Dosunmu's play and wondered what his upside will ultimately be on the team moving forward. We also give Nikola Vucevic his flowers, discussed Patrick Williams returning to the team before the end of the season, and much more.

Corey Tulaba joins us to discuss the Bulls loss to the Bucks, and where the team stands in the Eastern Conference as they deal with injuries. We also talked about Alex Caruso's return to the team and the clear impact he has on the Bulls defense. We discussed Ayo Dosunmu, his impressive play as a starter, and how high his upside is going forward. We also got into some 2022 NBA Draft talk, with Corey giving us his Top 5 prospects, thoughts on the depth of this year's class, and some players that could be in the Bulls range.

Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joins us to discuss a rough week for the Bulls with blowout losses to the Warriors and Nets, Zach LaVine's injury status, how the team can bounce back in the next stretch of games, and more trade deadline talk involving Patrick Williams and Coby White.

Elias Schuster of Bleacher Nation joins to discuss the Bulls nine-game win streak and the impact Coby White and Ayo Dosunmu have made. We also continued our discussion on the moves the Bulls could look at approaching the trade deadline, and discussed which players the team could acquire without giving up Patrick Williams or Coby White. We closed with a look at the Bulls upcoming games and whether the games against Brooklyn and Milwaukee could influence the team's strategy going forward.

Big Dave, Matt Peck, and John Sabine join us to start the new year with reaction to DeMar DeRozan's back-to-back buzzer beaters, a discussion on how deep this Bulls team can go into the playoffs, Coby White's resurgence, whether Patrick Williams will return this season, and much more.

Brenden Nunes of Kings Pulse joins us to discuss how the Bulls compare to other Eastern Conference contenders, what moves the team should consider approaching the trade deadline, an in-depth discussion on whether Harrison Barnes could improve the Bulls chances in the postseason, and how the Bulls and Kings matchup as trade partners.

Before the Bulls sweeped their New York road trip, Mark Schindler joined to discuss the Bulls standing in the Eastern Conference and whether the team can make a legitimate run behind Zach LaVine and DeMar DeRozan. We also discussed Nikola Vucevic's recent games and whether it's a sign of things to come going forward. We also continued our discussion of potential trade deadline targets for the team and whether it's worth it for the Bulls to maximize their current run and go all in.

Matt Gentile of the Rebuild-A-Bull Podcast joins us to discuss the Bulls disappointing play in the last four games and how much of a level of concern we should have going forward for the next stretch of games. We also continued our discussion of what the Bulls can do at the trade deadline, and if there's a believable chance of the Bulls positioning themselves to get to the NBA Finals.

Morten Jensen of the NBA Pod and Forbes Sports joined us to discuss the Bulls 3-2 West Coast swing and to answer whether the Bulls are legitimate contenders this season. This leads to a discussion of where Zach LaVine ranks in the NBA and what moves the Bulls can make to go all in on this season. We also discuss Coby White's slow start, Derrick Jones' revelation as a small ball center, and much more.

We discussed the Bulls blowout loss to the Warriors, how big a factor Nikola Vucevic's absence was in the game, and how the Bulls can adjust for the remainder of the West Coast swing. We also talked about Coby White's imminent return and how he could unlock additional upside for the team, as well as an update on the Bulls tampering investigation.

After a tough loss to the Knicks Wednesday, the Bulls responded with an impressive win over the Jazz. 670 the Score's Rick Camp joined us to discuss both games, the Bulls improved defense, what the loss of Patrick Williams means going forward, how long Zach LaVine can play with his current injury, and much more.

Kris and Larro of Bulls 101 return to Bulls Gold to react to the Bulls 3-0 start, where Coby White will fit into the rotation, whether there should be concern over Patrick Williams' slow start, how the team will perform against tougher competition in the next 13 games, and more.

Following an undefeated preseason, Buzz, co-host of Bulls on Tap, joined us to discuss Patrick Williams return, how Coby White is positioned to have a solid season, whether Zach LaVine can take another step, defensive expectations for the team, regular season predictions, and much more.

Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joined us to discuss the Bulls preseason demolitions of the Cavaliers and Pelicans, why the team is showing great chemistry early, promising signs of an underlooked Bulls defense, Lonzo Ball's great fit, and where he expects the Bulls to ultimately finish in the regular season.

The legendary David Kaplan returns to the show to discuss the Bulls offseason moves heading into training camp, what he expects from the team's new pieces, Patrick Williams' development, where the Bulls rank in the Eastern Conference, and much more.

Corey Tulaba of the Hardwood Herald joins us to discuss how Patrick Williams and Coby White can succeed in the upcoming season and what expectations for them should look like. We also get into some 2021 Draft discussion, including Corey's biggest surprises of draft night, as well as an early preview of what to expect from the 2022 Draft.

Ross Pinsler of Arturas Fan Club joins us to discuss the Bulls recent signings of Stanley Johnson, Alize Johnson, Ethan Thomposon, Matt Thomas and Tyler Cook, and which of them has the best chance of sticking on the team. We also get into the improved defensive versatility of the Bulls bench, and why Coby White could be better suited for success with those additions.

Danny Marang of Blazers Edge joins us to discuss the three-team sign-and-trade deal that sent Lauri Markkanen to Cleveland. Danny discusses the Blazers involvement in the deal, what the Bulls can expect from Derrick Jones Jr., and how impressed he's been with the moves Arturas Karnisovas has made this season.

Kelly Dwyer joins us to discuss Luc Longley's Documentary, his role with the team, and ommission from the Last Dance. Kelly also gives his thoughts on the Bulls offseason moves, the chances of Lauri Markkanen returning to the Bulls on the qualifying offer and we discuss Billy Donovan's chances of making all of Chicago's new pieces work seamlessly.

Mark Schindler joins us to discuss his observations from the NBA's Las Vegas Summer League, Patrick Williams development, the Bulls offseason, tampering, and more.

Will Gottlieb joins us to discuss the Bulls free agency spending spree on Lonzo Ball, Alex Caruso, and Demar DeRozan and what the Bulls can expect going for the rest of free agency.

Our thoughts on the Bulls selecting Ayo Dosunmu in the second round, Lonzo Ball and the Bulls potentially getting close on a deal, a Derrick Rose return, and what's in store for Lauri Markkanen in free agency.

Big Dave, John Sabine, and Matt Peck join us to discuss Dejounte Murray trade rumors, how much Lonzo Ball could sign for as a free agent, and whether Dennis Schroeder is an acceptable solution to the Bulls point guard struggles.

Basketball shot coach Roger Galo joins us to discuss improving shot mechanics, the evolution of shooting in today's NBA, the improvements current Bulls players can make, and more.

Morten Jensen of the NBA Pod and Forbes Sports joins us to discuss the Bulls post-draft lottery ramifications, whether the team should look to move into the 1st round, point guard options, Patrick Williams upside, and whether acquiring Ben Simmons is a realistic path for the Bulls.

We continue our talk with Chris Herring on Coby White's shoulder injury, the Bulls offseason expectations, the NBA playoffs, and much more.

Sports Illustrated's Chris Herring joins us to discuss how he started his journalism career, his inspirations, memorable experiences, the evolution of journalism, and much more.

Corey Tulaba of the Hardwood Herald returns to discuss which prospects the Bulls could miss out on after the Top 4, second round draft prospects, the Patrick Williams pick a year after, whether Marko Simonovic can be a contributor, and more.

NBC Sports Chicago's Rob Schaefer joins us to review the Bulls 2021 season, grade Karnisovas and Eversley's first season in Chicago, and look ahead to a pivotal offseason.

Co-Host of Premium Hoops and Indy Cornrows Mark Schindler joins us to discuss the Bulls season after they were eliminated from playoff contention and what the team can do in the offseason to really become a good team. We also discuss the Indiana Pacers season, their future direction, and the factors that led to their rocky season.

Annie Costabile of the Chicago Sun Times joins us to preview the Chicago Sky's upcoming season, the addition of Candace Parker, a possible title run for the team, season storylines, and much more. We also discuss the Bulls recent losses, potential missed opportunities to add talent to the team, and what we can actually look forward to watching with the Bulls play-in hopes fading.

Co-Host of the Big Red Bus, See Red Fred, joins us to discuss the Bulls loss in Miami, how the team's losing culture over the last few seasons has affected player development, Coby White's recent play, and whether Patrick Williams can really reach all-star status in his career.

After the Bulls ended their losing streak with a win over the Cleveland Cavaliers, hosts of Bulls 101 Kris Amundsen and Larro Golden joined us to discuss positive takeaways from the win, Coby White's role with Zach LaVine out, revisit the Nikola Vucevic trade, and brainstorm how the Bulls can improve their on-court leadership.

The Bulls ended their losing streak with a win against the Brooklyn Nets Sunday, and Rob Schaefer of NBC Sports Chicago joined us to discuss the Bulls change in playing style, Billy Donovan's rotations, how the team is adapting to Vucevic, Patrick Williams increased scoring, and more.

Following an eventful trade deadline where the Bulls acquired Nikola Vucevic, Daniel Theis, and Troy Brown Jr., we talked with Mark Karantzoulis from Bulls HQ about each trade, how Zach LaVine and Vucevic fit together going forward, a playoff push, the decision to move Wendell Carter Jr., future lineup decisions, and much more.