By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

Former Bulls big man of the early 90s and eventual coach on the 1998 championship Bulls staff, Bill Cartwright joins KC Johnson and Will Perdue to discuss how the Bulls battled the Bad Boy Pistons, the effect Scottie Pippen's trade requests had on the team, and coaching Dennis Rodman. (2:58) - How difficult was it to overcome the Bad Boy Pistons (12:05) - Michael Jordan hated the triangle offense in the beginning (22:26) - What was it like coaching Dennis Rodman (31:40) - Will Perdue on being traded for Dennis Rodman (39:00) - Bill Cartwright on being on "load management" on the early 90s championship teams

The crew is back for the weekly review of "The Last Dance" documentary. Host Jason Goff is joined by former Bull and pre/post game host Kendall Gill, NBCS Bulls insider K.C. Johnson, and Bulls Outsider Big Dave Watson as they discuss and review Episodes 3 and 4. (2:30) - The story of Dennis Rodman (10:30) - The relationship between Chicago and the Bad Boy Pistons (20:20) - Dennis Rodman dealing with the BS off the court (29:20) - The legend of "The Shot" over Craig Ehlo (41:05) - Reaction to the infamous Pistons walk-off (51:45) - Favorite and most surprising parts of episodes 3 & 4

After Phil Jackson was told by GM Jerry Krause that after the 1998 season he would no longer be the coach of the Chicago Bulls, Tim Floyd was chosen as his successor. But Krause had already made that decision 3 years before. Leila Rahimi is in for host Jason Goff as she talks with Tim on when he was first approached for the Bulls job and what it was like to coach the Bulls after the 1998 championship season. (1:06) - Relationship with Jerry Krause started in 1988 (7:10) - Floyd's first impressions of Jerry Krause (14:40) - Floyd's first meeting with Jerry Reinsdorf (19:00) - Floyd thought there was a possibility that he would still coach the championship team (24:15) - What did Krause tell Floyd about the 1998 Bulls team (28:15) - If Floyd could change anything about his decision to coach the Bulls, would he

The Last Dance documentary series has begun and one of the people who has something to say about it is former Bull and teammate of Michael Jordan, Scott Burrell. Leila Rahimi and Rob Schaefer discuss the harshness of Jordan to Burrell and other teammates during that championship run, the player's dislike of former GM Jerry Krause, and how he views that 1998 season over 20 years later. (1:14) - What was it like being a part of the documentary (5:20) - Michael Jordan was harsh as a teammate (10:00) - How was the tension that season, knowing it was ending (17:20) - Jordan's level of competitiveness was different from anyone else's (25:00) - Using this documentary as a teaching point

The Last Dance documentary dropped tonight and the Bulls content team reacts to the first 2 episodes. Host Jason Goff is joined by pre and postgame partner Kendall Gill, Bulls insider KC Johnson, and from the Bulls Outsiders Big Dave Watson. They discuss why the documentary started with the rift between Jerry Krause and the players, and the importance of Michael Jordan to the world. (3:00) - First reactions to the documentary (13:55) - Jerry Krause was painted as a villain in the first 2 episodes (26:00) - New information about Scottie's relationship with the Bulls (37:00) - Michael Jordan refusing to sit out when he broke his foot (46:00) - Phil Jackson's role in the dynasty

Host Jason Goff and NBCS Chicago's Rob Schaefer are joined by Bull's rookie sensation Coby White and his brother Will as they discuss how they are handling the coronavirus pandemic, growing up in Goldsboro, North Carolina, the impact of losing their father, and their relationship with superstar point guard Chris Paul. (1:40) - The timeline of playing an NBA to the season being suspended (7:30) - Discussion on Coby White being one of the greatest high school players in North Carolina history (14:10) - What it was like to lose a father (22:27) - How well do Coby and Will know each other (37:44) - Friendship with Chris Paul is bigger than basketball

Arturas Karnisovas had his 1st press conference as the Bulls VP of Basketball Operations and was adamant that he will do all he can to bring back the Bulls to relevancy. Host Jason Goff is joined by KC Johnson, Rob Schaefer, and Tony Gill as they listen and discuss Karnisovas' words and his plans for the Bulls. (1:48) - Karnisovas has a clear vision for the Bulls (11:05) - Karnisovas let go of Gar Forman quickly (22:10) - What does player development mean to Arturas Karnisovas? (28:42) - Karnisovas on putting a HUGE emphasis on player development (32:44) - Karnisovas on what style he wants to play (40:42) - Karnisovas on his connection to the 90s Bulls (51:10) - How should Bulls fans react to the hiring of Karnisovas

The Bulls new VP of Basketball Operations Arturas Karnisovas has already hit the ground running and started to make hires. But who is he? What are his ideas and plans for the Bulls and what is his vision? Filling in for host Jason Goff, Leila Rahimi and Rob Schaefer discuss and find the answers to these questions with Mike Singer, Denver Nuggets beat writer for the Denver Post. (1:09) - The hiring of Arturas Karnisovas is the most significant move they've made in years (7:56) - Karnisovas is respected by both players and coaches around the NBA (18:00) - There was no way Karnisovas was accepting Bulls job if cupboard was bare (24:00) - Karnisovas emphasizes player development (33:00) - How might Karnisovas handle current coach Jim Boylen

Filling in for host Jason Goff, KC Johnson has a very interesting and deep conversation with former Bull Jamal Crawford. They discuss how hard the state of Washington was hit by COVID-19, Jamal's close relationship with Michael Jordan, his memories of Kobe Bryant, and his start and memories of his tenure with the Bulls. (1:10) - How Jamal and his family have been coping with being sheltered in (6:00) - Jamal's social media activity with throwback NBA players (7:45) - How he became connected with Michael Jordan (10:10) - Memories of Kobe Bryant. (13:45) - Jamal discusses Zach Lavine's play this season (16:30) - Disappointed that a team didn't sign him (18:56) - Memories of the "Baby Bulls" of the early 2000s

The Bulls moved quickly and found their guy. Arturas Karnisovas is the new VP of Basketball operations for the Chicago Bulls replacing previous holder of the title John Paxson. Host Jason Goff is joined by KC Johnson, Rob Schaefer, and Tony Gill as they discuss what does this mean for the future of the Bulls and what comes next after the hire. (1:44) - The process that led to the hiring of Arturas Karnisovas (5:36) - What type of executive is Karnisovas? (13:14) - Why didn't the Bulls interview a minority candidate? (19:50) - How will the Bulls their front office and scouting department? (25:34) - What does this mean for the future of Jim Boylen?