By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

Host Jason Goff is back with the NBCS Chicago Bulls content team of former NBA player Kendall Gill, Bulls insider KC Johnson, and Bulls Outsider Big Dave Watson to recap the final 2 episodes of The Last Dance documentary. They discuss the "Flu game", Steve Kerr's importance, Dennis Rodman leaving to wrestle, and the inside details of what happened after the Bulls won their 6th championship. (3:00) - Michael Jordan firmly believes he would have won a 7th championship (11:00) - Reggie Miller had Bulls fans really scared (23:50) - Facts/myths of the "Flu game" (34:00) - Steve Kerr's arc in the documentary (45:55) - Dennis Rodman leaves the team to wrestle (1:00:00) - Does LeBron James still think he's the best ever? (1:14:00) - The awkward ending to the Bulls run

The 1998 Last Dance season was a year that has many stories and unique experiences from the people that were involved and around the team and play-by-play voice Neil Funk has his own as well. Filling in for host Jason Goff, NBCS Bulls Insider KC Johnson talks with Funk on that magical 1998 season, his career in broadcasting, and discussing what his final season as the Bulls TV play-by-play voice has been like. (3:00) - Thoughts on the Last Dance (8:40) - The 1998 championship was a tough one to get (13:00) - Neil's most famous call, "The shot over Bryon Russell" (15:20) - Neil's final season this year has been disappointing but understandable (20:00) - Neil's career with the 76ers (26:10) - Appreciation to the Bulls and Bulls fans

Chicago in the '90s was all about Michael Jordan and the Bulls, so what was it like for the other major teams during that time? Host Laurence Holmes discusses this with four coaches who led teams in the shadow of the Bulls during that time. From the Blackhawks former coach Craig Hartsburg, from the Cubs Jim Riggleman, from the White Sox Gene Lamont, and from the Bears Dave Wannstedt, all come together to discuss one of the most important times in Chicago sports history. (0:43) - During the early '90s the White Sox had a shot at a World Series (7:02) - Are there universal rules across sports to coaching a great player like Jordan (14:34) - Was there pressure for Jim Riggleman and the Cubs to win because of the Bulls (21:55) - Difficulties coaching in the same building as the Bulls for then new Blackhawks coach Craig Hartsburg (28:15) - Favorite Jordan story or moment

The Last Dance documentary is getting praise from every corner of the world, but former Bull and part of 2 championship Bulls teams Craig Hodges critics Michael Jordan's views. In for host Jason Goff, Leila Rahimi discusses with Hodges on why he wasn't a part of the documentary and his issues with what Jordan has said about the Bulls. (1:16) - Some things in the documentary touches a sore spot (3:40) - Hodges' issues with Jordan's comments about the "Traveling cocaine circus" (6:25) - Hodges' impressions of Jordan when he became a Bull (8:45) - It wasn't just about MJ, he had help (10:04) - Hodges being an activist while playing

The Bulls content crew for NBCS Chicago of Jason Goff, Kendall Gill, KC Johnson, Will Perdue, and Big Dave Watson are on the pod to discuss seemingly the most raw Michael Jordan we've ever seen. The crew discusses Jordan's many scuffles with teammates, some to the physical level, and truly how bad Jordan wanted to win by any means. (2:06) - Episodes 7 & 8 showed the emotional side of Jordan (12:00) - The abuse Michael put on his teammates (31:08) - Scottie Pippen is not pictured well in the documentary (51:48) - Michael Jordan crying at the end of episode 7 (1:09:20) - Will Perdue describes with detail the LaBradford Smith story

Hall of Famer, San Antonio Spurs legend, and Dream Team member David Robinson joins host Jason Goff to discuss all the details from the Last Dance documentary regarding the greatest team ever assembled, what that experience was like, and the controversy of not having Isiah Thomas on the team. They also get into Robinson's relationship with former Spurs teammate Dennis Rodman and why they didn't see eye to eye. (3:18) - Why he chose to go to Navy instead of a basketball college (9:15) - Robinson's 1st interaction with Jordan and the Bulls (11:34) - What was the selection process like for the Dream Team (18:45) - MJ's dominance over the Dream Team (21:20) - Robinson's thoughts on why Isiah Thomas didn't make the Dream Team (28:19) - Robinson's relationship with Dennis Rodman

Host Jason Goff is joined by former Bull and NBA Champion Jason Caffey, as they discuss Caffey being a part of those late 90s Bulls teams. Caffey does a deep dive into his mental state during those years and remembers what it was like playing alongside MJ, Scottie, and Rodman. (1:40) - Impressions of the Bulls before he got drafted by the Bulls (7:50) - The most enlightening thing about being a part of greatness (12:50) - What kind of teammate was Michael Jordan (19:20) - Caffey on still being friends with Scottie Pippen (24:10) - Caffey on helping people with mental health issues

The Bulls Talk crew is back to recap episodes 5 & 6 of the Last Dance documentary. Host Jason Goff, former Bull Kendall Gill, Bulls insider KC Johnson, and Bulls Outsider Big Dave Watson discuss, the details we never got to see about Jordan including his gambling habits, dealing with being an international icon and his thoughts on social issues. (2:46) - Biggest takeaways from episodes 5 & 6 (9:40) - Most surprising moment (18:00) - Jordan's ability to hold grudges *(21:07) - Kendall tells the story of beating Jordan at cards* (24:40) - Jordan's stance on social issues (36:06) - Bulls winning their 3rd NBA championship (43:00) - Jordan is outing everyone in this documentary

3 time NBA Champion B.J. Armstrong joins host Jason Goff and Will Perdue as they discuss his career and journey with the 90s Bulls, his first interactions with Michael Jordan, and describes Derrick Rose's career and what it was like at the end as Rose was traded from the Bulls. (4:40) - Playing basketball growing up in Detroit (14:03) - Being drafted by the Bulls and B.J.'s first interactions with Michael Jordan (21:45) - Fighting to get past the Bad Boy Pistons (33:50) - Thoughts on Jordan leaving the Bulls after the 3rd championship (42:00) - B.j. describes how hard and tough practices were with Jordan (52:32) - B.J. on being Derrick Rose's agent and conclusion to Rose's career as a Bull at that time

To fill out his executive staff, new VP of Basketball Ops Arturas Karnisovas hires Marc Eversley as the new GM, replacing Gar Forman. Host Jason Goff discusses the hire with Bulls insider KC Johnson, play clips of KC's 1-on-1 with Eversley after his introductory press conference, and talk about why Arturas went with Eversley for the job. (1:00) - What was the feeling like talking to Eversley in the presser (6:50) - Eversley provides the Bulls a fresh face for fans and the league (13:30) - Eversley's thoughts on the current Bulls roster (17:40) - Using his (Eversley) experience with Nike to help him brand the Bulls (21:35) - Eversley's philosophy of building player relationships and player development