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Bulls Talk Podcast NBC Sports Chicago
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The Bulls Talk Podcast takes you inside the Bulls and around the NBA. Television host Jason Goff, insider K.C. Johnson, and producer Tony Gill break down the Bulls in an informed and entertaining way you won't get anywhere else. Featuring guests and reporters who cover the Bulls and the NBA. Episodes are released every Tuesday and Thursday.
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Why the Bulls didn't trade Alex Caruso and what's next for DeMar DeRozan
In the latest episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, host K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson discuss why the Bulls turned down significant trade offers for Alex Caruso at the deadline (1:08) and explore the team's active efforts to shake up the roster (5:23). They also give you insights into the renewed negotiations with DeMar DeRozan now that the finals are over (7:31) and how objective DeMar will be in these talks (11:07). Later, K.C. and Kevin also discuss the overall direction of the team amidst growing fan frustration (22:17). Would Artūras Karnišovas have changed his stance on the roster if the Bulls made the playoffs this season (24:44)? Finally, they react to the Boston Celtics winning the 2024 NBA Championship and debate if this team is one of the best in NBA history (26:26).
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Unpacking the NBA Draft: Bulls' Picks, Hidden Gems, and Bold Predictions with Ricky O'Donnell
Join Kevin Anderson on the Bulls Talk Podcast as he welcomes Ricky O'Donnell, writer, editor, and associate director of programming at SBNation, for a deep dive into the upcoming NBA draft. They kick things off by discussing the overall talent pool, noting that while the draft lacks top-tier talent, it boasts considerable depth (1:34). They debate whether critics are too harsh or if the draft truly lacks star power (3:15). The duo also analyzes why Tyler Smith is the Bulls' best option at the 11th pick (14:48). They list other potential targets for the Bulls (16:12), and question the merits of Cody Williams (19:40). Ricky projects the best player of this draft (22:39) and assesses Zach Edey's potential in the NBA, cautioning against the Bulls selecting him (27:00) and debate the futures of Patrick Williams and DeMar DeRozan with the Bulls (39:10).
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Reflecting on Chet Walkers legacy with the Bulls
Hall of Famer and former Bulls great Chet Walker passed at 84. He played 13 seasons in the NBA, and his final six was with the Bulls. What kind of impact did he have in those six years? Legendary Bulls writer Sam Smith joins K.C. Johnson to discuss what made Walker a Bulls great. Smith discusses Walker's 56-point night after being snubbed from the All-Star team (3:20). He also discussed who he was on and off the court (9:00), his delayed induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame (17:19) and his life after basketball (25:00). Get to know the legendary Bull Chet Walker on this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast!
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Billy Donovan III to lead Windy City Bulls, OKC may eye Patrick Williams & Devin Carter draft chatter
In this packed episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill break down Game 1 of the NBA Finals between the Boston Celtics and Dallas Mavericks (1:00). Can Dallas bounce back from their blowout loss? The duo then dives into the news of Billy Donovan III, son of Bulls head coach Billy Donovan, being named head coach of the Windy City Bulls (12:35) and the broader impact of college coaches on the NBA, including UConn’s Dan Hurley emerging as a candidate for the Los Angeles Lakers (20:42). They also explore Oklahoma City's potential interest in restricted free agent Patrick Williams (28:23) and whether Providence guard Devin Carter tops the Bulls' draft board (33:44). Don't miss these insights and more!
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Did Derrick Jones Jr. take a shot at the Bulls?
Derrick Jones Jr.'s remarkable season culminates in an NBA Finals appearance and a potentially lucrative contract. But what did his departure from the Bulls say about the team's limitations? The guys discuss DJJ's decision to bet on himself (1:30) and the impact of his success on the Bulls' narrative (8:00). They also dive into Michael Carter-Williams' story about Jimmy Butler and Fred Hoiberg (11:00) and the limitations of coaching styles (22:00). Plus, they preview the NBA Finals matchup between the Mavericks and Celtics (30:00).
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The steps the Chicago Bulls need to take this offseason to build a championship team
In this must-listen episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson, Kevin Anderson, and Tony Gill return with part 2 of their in-depth discussion on strategies to transform the Chicago Bulls into a championship contender. They tackle tough decisions and bold moves, including the optimal timing for trading Alex Caruso (2:58) and the necessity of dealing Zach LaVine, even if it involves including Caruso in the package (11:44). They emphasize the importance of not letting DeMar DeRozan leave in free agency without a return (19:05) and stress the critical need for the Bulls to draft immediate contributors (27:02). They also explore the potential benefits of taking a few steps back in the short term for long-term success (37:20) and debate a possible trade of Zach LaVine to the Orlando Magic for Jonathan Isaac (41:19). Additionally, they discuss the future of Patrick Williams and the importance of defining his role (45:38), and the challenges surrounding Lonzo Ball's situation (54:21).
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