By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

Cam Smith is joined by CHSN Bulls Insider K.C. Johnson to revisit Derrick Rose's time as a Chicago Bull. From his head turning plays at Simeon to being drafter number one overall in 2008. From the youngest MVP in NBA history to a dark day in April of 2012 versus the Philadelphia 76ers. Derrick Rose represented Chicago with every step and now we prepare to honor him at the stadium he called home for 8 season. January 4 will be Derrick Rose Night at the United Center.

Cam Smith and Drew Stevens react to the Bulls overtime win over the Charlotte Hornets 115-108. They talk about the Bulls finishing the month of December 7-5. The guys choose their most improved player of 2024. They also relive the Derrick Rose era in preparation for his big day at the United Center coming up this weekend. Cam talks about how he noticed Derrick coming onto the Chicago basketball scene back at Simeon. Drew looks back on Derrick's growth and perseverance from his time dealing with injuries. 

Bulls lose to the Bucks 112-91. Cam Smith and Drew Stevens are here to take you through the game. Even with Milwaukee missing their two top stars, the Bulls were still unable to find their rhythm. With the ball struggling to find the bottom of the net for the Bulls and the Bucks getting support from Brook Lopez, Bobby Portis, and Khris Middleton (61 combined) the outcome was no surprise. Jalen Smith's 14 points and 7 rebounds off the bench was good in support. The Bulls now prepare for some winnable games to end the season. The guys also discuss their favorite holiday movies!

Cam Smith and Drew Stevens are recapping a huge road victory for the Bulls. Zach poured in a season-high 36 points along with key performances Patrick Williams 3-point shooting, Ayo and THT's aggressive play style, and Julian Phillips' work on the glass. The team preformed well despite circulating trade rumors and have a chance at finishing the month over .500. 

Cam Smith and Drew Stevens are back and look at the recent stretch of games for the Chicago Bulls. They also discuss the report from The Athletic saying the Denver Nuggets are looking to bring Zach LaVine in to partner up with 3-time MVP Nikola Jokic. After starting the month of December 4-2, the road gets tougher with back to backs versus the Celtics and two home matchups with Milwaukee.

KC Johnson sits down with Josh Giddey for an exclusive 1-on-1. They talk about growing up in Melbourne, Australia and being coached by his father, who played 16 years in the NBL. Also the impact Australian legend, Andrew Gaze, had in his development. Josh talks about his track from the NBL to the NBA and how close he came to playing NCAA hoops. Recalling his first visit to Chicago during the 2020 Allstar weekend, draft night, and bringing his Aussie-style basketball with him into the league. Josh also explains his experience with the Australian National Team in the Olympics and much more!

Cam Smith and Drew Stevens talk about how the Bulls can use the extended time between games to their advantage. They discuss the benefit of Lonzo Ball having his limit restriction expanded and how it can help on the defensive side. They also preview the upcoming minutes battle between Patrick Williams and Matas Buzelis

KC Johnson joins Cam Smith for his latest update on the team. They discuss Matas Buzelis' ability to bounce back from tough performances and how he's progressing through his rookie season. They also talk about how Billy Donovan is balancing the minutes between young players and veterans. And finally, how the team will look to improve during their stretch of home games coming up.

Cam Smith and Drew Stevens get into the ups and downs of November for the Bulls, how Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic have sparked the interest of teams around the league, and Matas Buzelis making some major strides in his young career. Also, a look at perhaps the biggest piece on the Bulls that doesn't get enough attention.

Cam Smith and Drew Stevens discuss the highlights of a tough loss to Orlando. Ayo Dosunmu led the Bulls with 21 points and showcased his ability to get to the rim. Nikola Vuvevic turned in a double-double. But the team lacked detailed attention on the defensive side of the ball. They also recall playing in Thanksgiving tournaments throughout the years and also their favorite sides.