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With Tim tending to his son's Little League game, Jeff handles the Greg Gabriel interview. The former director of scouting answers questions about Caleb Williams, Rome Odunze, Kevin Byard and much more.

Talking FINALS!

No Ceilings' Corey Tulaba returns to break down the wing talent in this year's class. First, we get into the recent rumors of the Bulls eyeing a tradeup in the draft. Is it worth it for the Bulls to move additional assets in this type of class? Then, we discuss Matas Buzelis, a rumored Bulls target and whether he has legitimate two-way upside. Corey explains why he is high on Dalton Knecht and why he has one of the safest fits in this class. We also talk Tristan Da Silva, and wonder if he's being overlooked with his smart, versatile, and experienced game. We wonder why there are no rumors about Cody Williams and the Bulls despite him being the prototypical AK draft prospect. We get into a few more G-League Ignite players, specifically Ron Holland and Corey's emphatic stance on why Holland should not be the Bulls target in this class. All that, and much more. 

Joe, Zim and Vinnie are back to talk about the historically bad Chicago White Sox. Luis Robert trade rumors are heating up. Minor league talk, Drew Thorpe, Chris Getz, Crochet & Fedde discussions and more. Plus is Luis Robert a bust? Tune in for great conversation!

Historically the Bears are known for having stellar linebacking crews. Will this year's crew led by Tremaine Edmunds and T.J. Edwards put the team's legacy back on track?

Can the Bulls land a promising prospect for their frontcourt in the 2024 NBA Draft? No Ceiling's Tyler Rucker joins us to break down several of the top big men in this class. We discuss if Donovan Clingan is worth moving up for. We get into Kyle Filipowski, and whether the lack of excitement about his game is justified. We discuss two high risk, high reward players in Yves Missi and Ke'lel Ware, and Tyler tells us which player is more likely to pay dividends. We also touch the elephant in the room with Zach Edey. Can his game translate to the next level?