By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

Bulls assistant coach Maurice Cheeks is not only a Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Famer, but is also a Chicago hoops legend in the line of Isiah Thomas and Derrick Rose. Cheeks joins Bulls Insider K.C. Johnson to discuss being back home in Chicago and his childhood growing up in the Robert Taylor homes, playing at DuSable high school, playing on the World Champion 1983 Philadelphia 76ers and his thoughts on being an assistant under Billy Donovan.

The Bulls lose to the Los Angeles Lakers, bringing up questions on if this roster is sustainable going into next season. The Bulls Talk panel of Tony Gill, Jason Goff and Tori Rubinstein discuss the roster make-up and how Bulls VP Artūras Karnišovas can reshape it, the impact it will have on fans if they have to take a step back, and if a trade for Boston Celtics guard Jaylen Brown is in play. All that and more on the Bulls Talk Podcast.

The Bulls returned from the West Coast with two of three victories, increasing their chances of making the Play-In Tournament. Where do you think they will finish the season? K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill break down the West Coast road trip, Zach LaVine and Coby White's performances, and Patrick Beverley's continuous impact on the team. Later, they discuss how Patrick Williams will contribute next season. Will he be a starter or bench player? Finally, with less than 10 games left, they predict where the Bulls will stand at the end of the season. 1:45 - Bulls go 2-1 to round out the West Coast road trip 8:21 - Zach LaVine has a hot road trip, especially against the Lakers 14:00 - Coby White should be back as a Bull next year 20:00 - Patrick Williams heat check. Will he remain on the bench? 25:34 - Bulls Play-In status update

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, Tony Gill and Tori Rubinstein are joined by Bulls and NBA analyst Rick Camp to discuss the big loss to the Philadelphia 76ers and break down what this roster really needs to win in the next few years. They also debate if making it to the Play-In Tournament will help or hurt the Bulls for long-term. All of that and more on the Bulls Talk Podcast.

The Bulls finally get their first win against MVP candidate Joel Embiid after a double overtime thriller. They've won three straight and continue their push for the play-in tournament. K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill break down the win, including the Bulls’ Big 3 cementing themselves in Bulls history, Derrick Jones Jr.‘s game-sealing block, and how the Bulls could force Jason Goff to dress like Stone Cold Steve Austin.

If you didn't know, Patrick Williams and Coby White have been friends long before they became teammates for the Chicago Bulls. The two young Bulls sit down with Bulls Insider K.C. Johnson to discuss their bond and their history together. Williams and White also discuss the story of how Patrick Williams got drafted and what they see for their future in the NBA.

Bulls' guard Zach LaVine is on a heater and back to All-Star form. With the Bulls still fighting for a play-in berth, could Zach LaVine take over and lead them there? Bulls Insider K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill break down Zach LaVine's hot streak, how it will impact the Bulls' off-season plans, and how DeMar DeRozan is handling the way LaVine has been playing. The guys also dive into Nikola Vučević's season as he heads into unrestricted free agency. Make sure to rate 5 stars and leave a review. You might get a shoutout on the show!

Lonzo Ball and the Bulls are contemplating a third surgery on his left knee. Tony Gill, Tori Rubinstein and K.C. Johnson discuss the latest on Ball’s injury, where the Bulls are at in deciding next steps, and the impact this will have on the Bulls going forward. Later in the podcast, Tony and Tori break down the Bulls win over the Nuggets and discuss whether the Bulls can keep up that style of play as they push to make the playoffs.

The Bulls take a bad loss to the Pacers, dropping them to 12th in the Eastern Conference. Will they be able to make the playoffs? In a round table discussion, Bulls play-by-play announcer Adam Amin joins Tony Gill, Jason Goff and K.C. Johnson to discuss the Bulls' woes, their team chemistry, and their chances to make the playoffs or play-in. This is an episode you don't want to miss.

The Bulls narrowly escaped a bad loss to the lowly Detroit Pistons but were saved by a great performance by Zach LaVine, who had 41 points, and a costly mistake by Pistons' rookie Jaden Ivey. The Bulls had a 21-point lead late in the 3rd quarter but let it slip. Is this just who they are? Will they be able to address this before it's too late? K.C. Johnson and Tony Gill discuss LaVine's outing and how and why the Bulls lose big leads. They also discuss the play of Coby White and if the Bulls should make it a point to keep Coby a Bull.