Brian and Kevin discuss the latest updates to Brian's Big Board of Prospects for the 2024 draft

Ricky joined Brian and Kevin to talk about the Pascal Siakam trade and provide a prospect update for the 2024 draft. (AUDIO ISSUES FROM FIRST UPLOAD FIXED)

Ricky joined Brian and Kevin to talk about the Pascal Siakam trade and provide a prospect update for the 2024 draft. (AUDIO ISSUES FROM FIRST UPLOAD FIXED)

Kevin and Brian talk about all 30 teams and their expectations over like 2 hours.

Kevin makes a few jokes but mostly clears out as he knows nothing about the 2024 draft class.

Brian and Kevin are back to discuss the Nuggets' big title win, dance on the grave of Jokic haters, and talk about fringe prospects who will make good UDFA bets.

Brian and Kevin are back to talk more prospects (the ones that weren't in the NCAA tournament and might go in the first round), but we kick the show off with some praise for Jimmy Butler after his 56-point virtuoso performance in Game 4 of Heat-Bucks as well as some hate to the Bulls for trading him all those years ago.

In this jumbo 2-hour episode, Brian is back to discuss the top prospects playing in the NCAA Tournament ahead of the start of games. We, as you'd expect, go on some tangents.

John stops by and we discuss a lot of thoughts about the state of the Bulls, why it's all still fine, mostly, frustrating as it is. We also try Tony Brothers with crimes against basketball and sentence him to The Hague.

John Wilmes (@johnwilmeswords) joins Kevin to preview the upcoming season and punch back at the lazy haters in the media who think the Bulls stink. We also discuss broader NBA stuff and John bravely defends the big men of the league from bad analysis. 

Brian and Kevin chat Bulls for like 15 minutes before getting into a preview / discussion of the top prospects on Brian's early 2023 board

Ricky O'Donnell joins the show to preview the Sky's run (hopefully) to the WNBA Finals. We discuss the newcomers to the squad, their matchup with the New York Liberty in Round 1 and how the rest of the playoff bracket might shake out. Then we do a little Bulls chat about swole Ayo plus Dalen Terry and Patrick Williams's adventures in pro-am summer ball. 

The title tells you what we think of the Bulls offseason. Listen for the details.  

CBA expert and Bulls fan Ryan Borja ("The Bulls GM", @RyanBorja on Twitter) stops by the show to talk Zach LaVine's non-commital comments regarding his future free agency, speculates what will happen with Zach, discusses Bulls roster holes that need plugging, and what tools they have under the CBA to fill those spots.

In the first Podman in a while, Kevin and Brian discuss - what the hell happened to the Bulls post All Star break, preview their upcoming playoff matchup (Celtics or Sixers?), and discuss where the Bulls go from here to try to improve on this year and find the groove they were in for the first 60 or so games of the year. Please rate and review us (5 stars please!) on iTunes. I always forget to mention that on the show. 

Brian and Kevin are back to avoid discussing the Bulls 5 game losing streak and instead talk college basketball prospects as a primer for March Madness and the NCAA tournament, both through a Bulls lens and a broader discussion about some of the interesting players set to enter the league next year. This is a long one, but there's lots of good information in here if you don't follow the draft or college basketball super closely. If you haven't already, please rate and review the podcast (5...

Kevin joined Jason Patt from Cash Considerations to do a crossover pod covering everything from the last few days of Bulls news. DeMar continuing to put teams in the DeMar Zone, Ayo and Coby continuing to impress, good news on the injury front, signing Tristan Thompson, and how the East is likely to shake out after the All Star Break.  

Jayson Buford (@jaysonbuford) drops by the show to talk with Kevin about the Hat Bet 🧢, the state of the Knicks, why he wants Coach Thibs fired, and what he's enjoyed from the Bulls and DeMar DeRozan this season.

Brian and Kevin return (sorry for the long absence!) to discuss the Bulls January run since the last episode, talk trade deadline options, and shout out the Bulls' All Star weekend participants. 

Stephen Noh (@StephNoh) joins the show to discuss his new job at SportingNews.com, the Bulls as real contenders, trade options to push even more all-in, and we show some love to Coby, Ayo, and Vuc for their roles in the Bulls NINE game win streak. 

Brian and Kevin are back to discuss the Bulls 7 game win streak, marvel at DeMar DeRozan's late game heroics, put some respect on Coby's name, and breathe a sigh of relief that Zach's hand is back to full strength.  In addition, the guys discuss whether the Bulls should take a swing at upgrading the roster via a mid-season trade and what that might look like.

The Bulls are MIA with multiple game postponements due to the novel coronavirus, COVID-19, so Brian and Kevin are here to discuss the top 3 prospects in this upcoming draft, including a semi-deep dive into Chet Holmgren and then we move on to discuss options for the Bulls with their first round pick towards the end of the first round.  [Apologies for any sound quality issues in this one, I didn't have time to do my usual production on the recordings, so there may be more noise from both of...

Brian and Kevin return to run through the games that have happened since the last episode and to dig into the Bulls big win over the Knicks to move to 15-8. We also discuss Coby struggling to re-integrate and then getting COVID, Vuc getting right recently, pick some nits with Zach's season and also throw him a lot of credit for his ego-less acceptance of DeMar as the lead option, and more!

Brian and Kevin are back to discuss the Bulls' big back to back wins in the Staples Center and to look ahead to the Blazers and Nuggets.