By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

The Bulls start the season 4-0 putting this new roster of Bulls in rare air considering it hasn't been done since Air Jordan was in the building. It's INSANE! KC Johnson, Rob Schaefer, and Tony Gill break down the hot start the Bulls are on and break down how the Bulls have gotten to the top of the Eastern conference to start the season, they discuss the Bulls surviving the Toronto Raptors to go 4-0, they try to break down the play of Patrick Williams, and a lot more.

In the midst of an injury filled season, one thing has remained consistent and it's been the elite play of DeMar DeRozan. Rob Schaefer and KC Johnson live from the United Center after a 120-109 win vs the San Antonio Spurs, discuss the win and describe exactly how well DeRozan is playing and his numbers are matching up with the greatest players of all time. Later in the pod, the guys update and detail the status of Zach LaVine's knee injury and if fans should be concerned, and they discuss the upcoming NBA All-Star game.

(1:40) - DeMar DeRozan is having a historic run right now

(8:04) - The rest of the team is coming together offensively

(11:06) - How concerned should fans be about Zach LaVine's knee?

(14:52) - Will Zach LaVine participate in All-Star weekend?

(18:25) - Bulls players invade All-Star weekend

During the offseason, the Bulls made major changes to their front office and coaching staff. Among a number of notable additions was Marc Eversley, who was hired by VP of basketball operations Artūras Karnišovas, as the very first Black general manager in Bulls franchise history. Marc sits down with host Jason Goff as they discuss how he got to be GM of the Bulls, his long journey from London and Toronto, and what it would mean to him to bring a championship to Chicago.

(1:00) - The start of the journey. Where did Marc Eversley begin his career in sports?

(3:20) - Significance of being the first Black GM in Bulls history

(7:20) - Pressures of being a Black GM

(12:50) - Does Black History mean anything in London and Toronto like it does in the United States?

(13:10) - What would it mean to bring a championship to the Chicago Bulls?

Coming off a great win vs the Indiana Pacers, the Bulls are handling close games a lot better and a lot of that has to do with the rising play of Bulls veteran Thaddeus Young. With Thad's production continuing to increase off the bench, is it time for the Bulls to really consider trading him for future assets, at the detriment of the current roster for this season? K.C. Johnson, Rob Schaefer, and Tony Gill discuss what they think the Bulls should do. Later they also discuss the return of Wendell Carter Jr. from injury, and Zach Lavine taking over another game with a huge shot vs the Pacers.

(4:00) - The Bulls are winning games they have been known for losing in seasons past and Thad Young is a huge reason for that

(10:53) - Is what the Bulls do with Thad Young a sign of how they view this roster and this team?

(18:36) - The return of Wendell Carter Jr. How was his first outing and can he still grow his game with the amount of time left this season?

(30:00) - Zach Lavine scores another 30 points, are we being too nitpicky with Zach's game and how does he keep making these ridiculous shots?

The Bulls had a 1.8 percent chance to change the franchise, and it didn’t happen. NBA analyst Rick Camp joins K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill on the Bulls Talk Podcast to break down the NBA Draft Lottery. They discuss how the Bulls missed out on a franchise-changing opportunity and what’s next for them this offseason. They also talk about how good top prospect Victor Wembanyama can be in the NBA and much more.