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As you may know, NBC Sports Chicago’s 20-year run serving Chicago’s passionate fans, its partners, and community is coming to a close on Monday, Sept. 30. This is our final episode of Bulls Talk Podcast. We thank our viewers, readers, listeners, and followers for their incredible support over the last two decades. If you are a subscriber of Bulls Talk Podcast, you will automatically receive podcast episodes from the new Chicago Sports Network.
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Kevin Anderson and K.C. Johnson break down the tough decisions facing Billy Donovan as the Bulls season approaches. Could Nikola Vucevic and Zach LaVine come off the bench this year (4:18)? How might LaVine handle reduced usage (7:00)? They dive into which players are locks for Donovan's rotation and who might be on the bubble, including whether Lonzo Ball will see any minutes (9:30). The guys also debate if Donovan will expand to a 10-man rotation (20:30), predict the Bulls' win total (28:41), and assess their playoff chances (32:03). Plus, could Matas Buzelis make a surprise run for Rookie of the Year (35:03)? Don’t miss this in-depth look at the season ahead!
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Kevin Anderson and K.C. Johnson break down the Bulls' 2024 schedule, highlighting the most anticipated matchups, including the first game against DeMar DeRozan with the Kings (3:25), a showdown with Victor Wembanyama and the Spurs on January 6th (6:05), and Alex Caruso’s return with OKC in the Bulls' home opener (7:35). They also dive into the excitement of the in-season tournament (17:35) and give an encouraging update on Lonzo Ball, who's now playing 5-on-5 full contact (18:39). Plus, a celebration of Team USA’s basketball gold at the Paris Olympics (24:00)!
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In Part 3 of our mailbag series, hosts Kevin Anderson and K.C. Johnson dive deep into the burning questions about the Bulls. How will Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic's potential roles impact the minutes of younger players? Get the latest updates on LaVine’s status with the Bulls (0:46). Kevin and K.C. debate the likelihood of Zach or Vooch playing reduced minutes (3:55) and discuss strategies for enhancing LaVine’s trade value (5:17). Discover the Bulls' mission moving forward (6:30) and why LaVine might not need to rehab his value after all (12:23). The hosts also explore the challenges the Bulls face in admitting a rebuild (15:03) and ways to foster a winning, competitive culture (18:16). Plus, get their reactions to Team USA's Olympic play and predictions on their biggest competition (30:36). Don't miss this must-listen episode packed with insights and analysis!
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Join hosts Kevin Anderson, K.C. Johnson, and Tony Gill for Part 2 of our Bulls Mailbag episode as they tackle your hottest questions! They kick things off by debating whether Matas Buzelis will compete in the NBA Slam Dunk Contest next season (1:00), then dive into expectations for his performance and whether he will live up to the hype (4:05). The discussion continues with a breakdown of the lineup, depth chart, and over/under win predictions (11:01). The hosts also unravel the details of the Sacramento picks from the DeMar DeRozan sign-and-trade. (25:56). They project roles for young talents like Buzelis, Dalen Terry and Julian Phillips versus veterans like Jevon Carter, Torrey Craig and Chris Duarte (27:28), debate whether Buzelis would be a Jedi or a Sith (33:50), and speculate on which current Bulls player might be starring when the team next reaches the NBA Finals (37:00). Tune in for an engaging discussion filled with insights, predictions and a touch of fun!
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In part 1 of our mailbag series, host Kevin Anderson, K.C. Johnson, and Tony Gill dive into your burning questions about the Chicago Bulls. Who's more likely to be traded first, Zach LaVine or Nikola Vucevic (1:14)? Discover which two Bulls teammates had the greatest dislike for each other and how it impacted the team (5:55). Can Matas Buzelis be compared to Lauri Markkanen (14:10)? We explore the Bulls' plans for Javonte Green and the latest updates on Lonzo Ball (18:34). What's the does the future look like for Jevon Carter and Torrey Craig in the rotation (22:33)? Plus, hear our hosts share their experiences of being recognized by Bulls fans and reveal a music artist who might be a secret listener of the pod (30:13).
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On the latest Bulls Talk Podcast, hosts Kevin Anderson and K.C. Johnson delve into K.C.’s article about Billy Donovan and his son Billy Donovan III’s journey to becoming the head coach of the summer league team and the Windy City Bulls (0:56). They discuss Billy Donovan III's serious approach to coaching and his potential NBA aspirations (7:42), and how Billy Donovan supports his son’s independent path (9:50). The duo also covers Matas Buzelis' impressive summer league performance and set realistic expectations for his season (16:16). They debate the Bulls' projected starting lineup and potential perimeter defense issues (20:00), and explore Julian Phillips' development in his second year (25:22). Lastly, they analyze Bronny James' performance in the Summer League as he prepares to face the Bulls and his NBA prospects (27:36). Tune in for an engaging episode packed with insights and analysis!
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On the latest Bulls Talk Podcast, Kevin Anderson, K.C. Johnson, and Tony Gill dissect the latest comments from Artūras Karnišovas and Marc Eversley and the implications for the team's future. Bulls management hints at more roster changes (1:30) and reveals why they chose to stick with DeMar DeRozan last season (5:11). They discuss the value placed on young players over draft picks (7:35) and the likelihood of Zach LaVine staying with the team (9:30). The three dive into how LaVine might react to being publicly available for trade (15:33) and how the defensive trio of LaVine, Coby White, and Josh Giddey will perform (18:15). With national media skepticism (27:25) and the motivation to keep the 2025 first-round pick (36:57), this episode is packed with insights. Finally, they break down Matas Buzelis' summer league performance and his confidence on the court (40:00). Don't miss this in-depth analysis and more!
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On the latest Bulls Talk Podcast, Matas Buzelis opens up about his whirlwind experience since being drafted by his hometown team and draft night experience being documented on the "The Break, presented by The General". He shares his journey from his love for basketball (2:22) to joining the Bulls and adapting to Windy City Bulls coach Billy Donovan III (4:50). Discover his goals for the Summer League and his rookie year (7:33), why he thinks he fell to the 11th pick (9:15), and his thoughts on the jump from high school to the G-League (12:00). Matas also reflects on playing for a team he once rooted for (15:00) and reveals what excites him most about being an NBA player (17:30). Don’t miss this exclusive interview filled with insights and personal stories!
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On the latest Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson break down DeMar DeRozan’s sign-and-trade to the Sacramento Kings and his three-season tenure in Chicago. They discuss what the Bulls will miss most from DeRozan and assess his fit with the Kings. They also explore the potential for Chris Duarte in Chicago and if the two second-round picks acquired could help facilitate other moves. One of those potential moves is the ongoing trade saga of Zach LaVine. K.C. and Kevin also take an early guess at Billy Donovan’s lineup and potential rotation now that the Bulls have 15 players under contract. It’s another jam-packed episode.
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On the latest Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson, Kevin Anderson and Tony Gill dive into Zach LaVine's and DeMar DeRozan's intertwined futures. They discuss the currently dwindling options for both players (3:25) and the chances they might not be on the roster by opening night (4:51). Insights from NBA agent Rich Paul defending LaVine's professionalism (7:31) and the Bulls' struggle to get traction on trading LaVine (17:38) are explored. The hosts also discuss DeRozan's lack of a contract (31:00) and whether he could return to the Bulls (36:32). Lastly, they ponder Nikola Vucevic’s fate if both stars leave (45:35). Don't miss this episode packed with insider information and critical analysis!
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Join hosts K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson as they dive into the latest Chicago Bulls buzz! This episode kicks off with the Bulls signing Jalen Smith to a 3-year, $27 million deal (0:39). The Bulls are targeting young, proven NBA talent (2:00), with Jalen Smith potentially serving as insurance for a Vooch trade (2:52). The conversation then shifts to the team's youth movement (4:22) and the possibility of DeMar DeRozan heading to the Clippers following Paul George's departure (6:28). K.C. speculates on DeRozan’s future with the Bulls (8:13), while Kevin warns of the salary cap dangers with both DeRozan and LaVine on the roster (10:32). K.C. discusses the Bulls' struggle to trade Zach LaVine (12:00), the potential need to let DeRozan walk if LaVine stays (16:58), and the team's dilemma between the two stars (18:55). The episode wraps up with a discussion on whether the Bulls are rebuilding or retooling (21:00) and the surprise of Torrey Craig picking up his player option (23:00).
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In this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill dive into the Bulls' latest draft pick, Matas Buzelis. They discuss if this marks the beginning of a youth movement by GM Artūras Karnišovas (0:30), break down Buzelis’ strengths and weaknesses (4:30) and explore why he was still available at the 11th pick (7:20). The duo also reacts to Karnišovas' comments on the Alex Caruso for Josh Giddey trade and his pursuit of Giddey over draft picks (20:26). Additionally, they analyze the Bulls' shift in strategy regarding DeMar DeRozan, now seen as an option rather than a priority (25:00). Finally, K.C. and Tony provide injury updates on Patrick Williams, Zach LaVine, and whether Lonzo Ball will be ready for training camp (30:00). Don't miss this episode packed with insights and updates!
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In this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill dive deep into the latest buzz surrounding the Bulls. They explore Zach LaVine's trade options this offseason and discuss whether the Bulls might try to repair their relationship with LaVine to play alongside Josh Giddey (2:03). They provide more reaction and analysis of the Josh Giddey trade and how he can fit on the Bulls (8:01). The discussion heats up as they debate if Giddey will be the starting point guard (14:42) and whether drafting another guard could pose a problem (19:45). Finally, K.C. and Tony make their picks for who the Bulls should target in the 2024 NBA Draft (26:13). Don't miss this insightful and engaging episode!
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The Bulls made a bold move by trading Alex Caruso to the Oklahoma City Thunder Josh Giddey (1:00). K.C. Johnson explains why he thinks this trade is a step back for the team (3:23). What does this move mean for Lonzo Ball's future in Chicago (8:36)? Kevin Anderson breaks down Giddey’s game (12:30) and discusses the impact on the trade will have on Zach LaVine (14:46) and Coby White (16:20). Plus, they break down how Giddey will play alongside DeMar DeRozan (17:38).
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Join K.C. Johnson, Kevin Anderson, and Tony Gill on the Bulls Talk Podcast as they dive deep into the Bulls' most unforgettable moments of the last 20 years. K.C. reminisces about the transformative 2003-04 Bulls season (4:00), and they relive Joakim Noah's epic steal and dunk during the 2009 series vs. the Celtic (7:57). From Derrick Rose's inspiring MVP campaign in 2011 (18:00) to his clutch game-winners against the Lakers (24:12) and Nate Robinson's heroic playoff performance (39:39). Finally, they discuss DeMar DeRozan's spectacular New Year's Eve performance in 2021 (32:43). This episode is a must-listen for every Bulls fan!
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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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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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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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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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