By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

The Athletic's Darnell Mayberry joins Tony Gill on the Bulls Talk Podcast as they break down the Bulls off-season. The guys discuss the report that Nikola Vučević and the Bulls are working on a potential three-year deal and if Vučević should look elsewhere. Later, they discuss if it's time to move on from DeMar DeRozan and rebuild the team, and they discuss the options the Bulls have at point guard. Mayberry also discusses his new Substack called Money Talks.

The Bulls have much to consider this offseason starting with convincing Nikola Vučević to stay and finding a replacement for the injured Lonzo Ball. 670 the Score's Dan Bernstein and Cohost of the Organizations Win Championships Podcast Jason Bernstein join Tony Gill to break down what the Bulls need to do in the offseason to set the stage for next year.

Jimmy Butler and the eighth-seeded Miami Heat are headed to the NBA Finals after stomping the Boston Celtics in Game 7. With the Heat pulling off the improbable, are there takeaways for the Bulls? K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill break down Game 7 and how the Heat were able to make it to the NBA Finals after being down late to the Bulls in the Play-In game. Later, they preview the NBA Finals and discuss what they expect to happen, plus they talk about Jaylen Brown’s poor performance. Will he be traded? All that and more on the Bulls Talk Podcast!

The Bulls offseason is under a microscope and fans have concerns and questions. In this edition of the Bulls Talk Pod, Bulls Insider K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill answer your offseason questions and concerns from an Insider's perspective and fan perspective. The guys answer should the Bulls bring back Nicola Vucevic, Will VP Artūras Karnišovas make a big move at the trade deadline and should the Bulls entertain trading Zach LaVine. All that and more on the Bulls Talk Podcast.

The Heat are up 3-0 on the Boston Celtics, and it looks like they could be heading to another NBA Finals. Could Jimmy Butler have done this with the Bulls? Ira Winderman from the South Florida Sun-Sentinel joins Bulls Insider K.C. Johnson to discuss the run Bulter has been on since joining the Heat. Later, they dive into how Bulter pulled off another championship run with the Heat and look back at his tenure with the Bulls. They also discussed how different things would be if the Bulls had beaten the Heat in the Play-In Game. Finally, K.C. discusses Carmelo Anthony's retirement.

The Bulls do not have a pick in the 2023 NBA Draft but were very active during the combine. What's next for the Bulls? K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill the Bulls' activity during the combine, and what other NBA executives are saying about the state of the team. Later, they discuss rumors surrounding the direction of the franchise. Finally, they talk about the possibility of the Trail Blazers trading the No. 3 pick and if the Bulls should move to get it.

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.

This year, Chicago has received two No. 1 picks from the Bears and Blackhawks. What are the odds the Bulls will win the NBA Draft Lottery and land Victor Wembanyama? K.C. Johnson, Jason Goff, and Tony Gill discuss the possibility and its implications on the Bulls if they got the No. 1 or 2 pick in this year's draft. What would the franchise do next? How will they restructure to build around their new star? They discuss Alex Caruso's nomination for the Bob Lanier Community Assist Award and his charity work in Chicago.

Monday marked the eighth anniversary of former Bulls star Derrick Rose nailing a game-winner to go up 2-1 on LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers. How will the Bulls get back to serious contending? K.C. Johnson, Jason Goff and Tony Gill discuss how close the Bulls are to being serious contenders and if Artūras Karnišovas can get them there soon. Later, they discuss the “quiet extension” Karnišovas received from the Bulls. Finally, the guys debate if the Bulls could be a potential landing spot for Dillon Brooks, who reportedly won’t be re-signed by the Memphis Grizzlies.

Alex Caruso had a good year for the Bulls and was their defensive anchor all year long. Is he a lock for the All-Defensive team? Should he be on the first team? Tony Gill, K.C. Johnson and Jason Goff discuss Caruso’s season and where he ranks among defenders. The crew also reacts to the NBA awards, including if Nikola Jokic should have been the MVP, Lauri Markkanen winning Most Improved and much more.