By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

On this episode of the Bulls Talk podcast, K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson discuss the ankle injury Zach LaVine suffered during Thursday night's game against the Raptors. Plus, the very latest on trade rumors surrounding LaVine and other members of the team. They dive into the LaVine discourse from the fans and what his value is to the Bulls. Later, they break down the first half of their season, and K.C. hands out his mid-season grade. They discuss which player among LaVine, DeRozan, and Vucevic has made the biggest impact on winning this season. Plus, why has Jevon Carter been absent from the rotation, and how is Carter handling it?

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, Spotrac's Keith Smith joins Kevin Anderson to discuss all things salary cap. They start by breaking down the Pistons-Wizards trade (1:04), and Keith dives into how teams like the Pistons, can use their salary cap space (3:32). Later, they discuss what a hypothetical trade involving Zach LaVine would look like (7:08) and how outsiders perceive the Bulls (7:48). They also talk if the Play-In Tournament has been a success (14:00). Finally, now that we are halfway through the season, they analyze which teams in the East (26:54) and West (35:25) are contenders this season.

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, Will Perdue joins Kevin Anderson to recap the Bulls’ Ring of Honor ceremony. They start by discussing Jerry Krause’s widow being booed during the ceremony (00:17). Later, Will talks about the gala that was held on Thursday night and reuniting with some of the players he played with and against (17:31). Finally, they discuss who should be in the next Ring of Honor (26:10) and how the momentum of the game shifted after the fans booed Krause (36:26).

On a special episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, Bulls' CEO Michael Reinsdorf joins K.C. Johnson to discuss the Bulls' Ring of Honor. Reinsdorf reveals how the decision was made to start the Ring of Honor, how the selection process works, what future classes might look like and more.

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson recap the Bulls sweeping the Hornets in their home-and-home series (00:22). They break down Zach LaVine’s performance in his first two games back from injury (3:12). They also discuss when fans can expect Nikola Vučević and Zach LaVine back in the starting lineup (9:53) and how will it impact Andre Drummond’s performance? Later, they discuss the way the Bulls played in the final minutes of regulation and Monday night (14:50). Finally, they preview the Bulls’ Ring of Honor ceremony that is taking place on Friday, January 12 (23:12).

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson, Jason Goff and Kevin Anderson share updates on Zach LaVine's injury. What are they expecting from his likely return Friday night against Charlotte (1:27)? They also break down the team's most recent losses, and how LaVine's return could impact their scoring (2:48). Later, they break down the most recent trade rumors surrounding LaVine (16:09). What should Bulls' fans be prepared to get in return for him? Finally, they discuss why the Bulls need to make a decision about their future with DeMar DeRozan and Alex Caruso (32:40).

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, Kendall Gill joins Kevin Anderson to discuss the latest news surrounding the Chicago Bulls. They discuss Zach LaVine heading to the G-League Windy City Bulls to start a more intense rehab stint (2:52). Later, they discuss Coby White’s performance this season and what it will take for him to make it to the All-Star Game (16:03). He also talks about his son Phoenix going through the college basketball recruitment process and how it’s changed since he went through it (22:37). Finally, Kendall shares his thoughts about Patrick Williams’ development (30:38).

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson are redrafting the first 12 picks of the 2020 draft. But first, they talk about Tyrese Haliburton's big night against the Bulls (:22), Nikola Vučević's progress (7:20), and how Andre Drummond has looked at taking over the role as starting center (9:30). Later, they redraft the top 12 picks for the 2020 NBA Draft (14:37). Who do the Bulls pick at No. 4? Finally, they discuss the minor update about Lonzo Ball's rehab (31:54) and the Detroit Piston's historically bad season (35:06).

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson discuss the latest news surrounding the Chicago Bulls, starting with Nikola Vučević's groin injury (00:19). They discuss Andre Drummond's big night vs the Hawks on Tuesday (2:43). How much of an impact will he have with Vučević out of the lineup? Later, K.C. shares an update on Zach LaVine's injury and when fans can expect him to return to the lineup (6:07). Then, they talk about DeMar DeRozan's impact on the team since LaVine has been out (10:45) and their new hammer award (14:24). Finally, with the season almost halfway over, they discuss who the true championship contenders are (22:40) and when fans can expect to see the Bulls start making moves (29:43).

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson discuss the good vibes and feeling around the team after going 8-3 over their last 11 games (00:22). Despite a poor shooting night, they were able to pull out a win against the Spurs (3:57) and Andre Drummond was a massive part of that due to his defense on Victor Wembanyama (5:33). Later, K.C. shares his first impressions of Wemby and how he has impacted the game (8:27). Will he win Rookie of the Year or will Chet Holmgren walk away with that title? The duo also discusses the starting five’s massive improvements from the first 20 games to their most recent 10 games (15:30). They break down Patrick Williams’ recent performance (19:10). Finally, they talk about Torrey Craig’s injury (22:59) and if Dalen Terry is ready for the increased minutes he is going to see in Craig’s absence (25:24). Can the Bulls keep up this pace with some winnable games coming up on a season-high, six-game homestand? (34:44)?