By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

The story of how Division 3 athletes came to run the NBA with Danny Parkins and Ben Kaplan

There is an unmistakable trend of Division III coaches and athletes coming to prominence in the NBA, including former Bulls head coach Tom Thibodeau. To discuss this trend, the authors of Pipeline to the Pros: How D3, Small-College Nobodies Rose to Rule the NBA, Ben Kaplan and Danny Parkins join K.C. Johnson (former D3 hooper) to discuss how the book came about and just how prominent Division III hoops is at the professional level. If you are a hoops head, this interview will enlighten and surprise you.

Riding the Bulls rollercoaster: Play-In hopes vs. playoff nightmares, and the Coby White conundrum

Get ready for an unmissable episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast! Join K.C. Johnson, Kevin Anderson, and Tony Gill as they dissect the Bulls' tough loss to the Atlanta Hawks (1:00). They dive into the team's struggle with inconsistency throughout the season and explore the silver linings they cling to amidst the ups and downs (7:15). Is clinching a Play-In spot a triumph or a disappointment for this Bulls squad (11:20)? Later, they have a candid discussion on Coby White's slump, as he reveals the toll of heavy minutes and the weight of leadership responsibilities (27:00).

“Five Javontes” propel the Bulls to much-needed win

On the latest Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Tony Gil discuss the Javonte Green impact. They break down how the returning Bull impacted a crucial victory over the Pacers, his journey to get back to the Bulls and if Billy Donovan will use him going forward this season. Later in the podcast, the duo discusses the up-and-down nature of the Bulls and if Donovan is the one to finger for the inconsistency or if the roster construction is flawed. All of that and more on the Bulls Talk Podcast.

Bulls’ meltdown against Wizards sparks uncertainty for end of season

Dive into the latest Bulls Talk Podcast for an in-depth analysis of the gut-wrenching loss to the Washington Wizards that left fans reeling! Join K.C. Johnson, Kevin Anderson, and Tony Gill as they dissect what could be deemed the Bulls' toughest defeat of the season (0:50). Why has a slow start to games become a troubling trend for this team (5:15)? Later, they look at the aggressive fouls plaguing the Bulls and their implications (7:30). With only ten games left, what can fans expect from the Bulls? Will Billy Donovan opt to rest veterans amidst the playoff push (26:46).

From Career Highs to Team Lows: Ayo Dosunmu’s Epic Night and Chicago Bulls’ NBA Limbo

On this edition of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson, Jason Goff and Tony Gill discuss Ayo Dosunmu scoring his career high for second time in three games but in a loss to the Houston Rockets (1:00). They break down the limbo the Bulls are in and the struggles they are having getting to a .500 record (9:30). And they discuss if Bulls management is seeing the same things the fans and media are to make the necessary changes this offseason (14:00). Later in the podcast, the trio discusses the difference in rooting for the Kirk Hinrich, Ben Gordon, Luol Deng-era Bulls and the current Bulls (26:52) and whether Minnesota shooting guard Anthony Edwards should be getting the Michael Jordan comparisons (33:42).

DeMar DeRozan: Worth Every Penny? The Chicago Bulls Tough Decision Explained

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson and Kevin Anderson break down the play of DeMar DeRozan and discuss if he will cash in big at the end of the year (6:55). Later in the podcast, the duo get into more offseason talk as they discuss ways the Bulls can avoid the luxury tax (11:00) and discuss If the Bulls will have to trade Zach LaVine at a lower price (13:30). Finally, K.C. and Kevin discuss the growth of Ayo Dosunmu since Coby White has been out with a hip injury (22:39) and discuss if the Bulls will be able to get to .500.

Julian Phillips out indefinitely, Coby White update and DeMar DeRozan appreciation

On this edition of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson, Jason Goff and Tony Gill discuss the latest news of Bulls rookie Julian Phillips now sidelined with a right foot sprain (0:40). K.C. Johnson provides updates on Coby White's hip injury after a terrible fall against the Indiana Pacers (8:12). Later in the podcast, the trio recaps the loss to the Los Angeles Clippers (16:03) and breaks down DeMar DeRozan’s epic night against the Pacers. They also discuss where DeRozan ranks among some all-time greats. (26:45).

Bulls take a step back against Mavericks and updates on Zach LaVine, Lonzo Ball

On the latest Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson, Jason Goff and Kevin Anderson discuss what happened to the Bulls against the Dallas Mavericks (1:20) and break down the growth in former Bull Daniel Gafford (7:00). Later, the trio discusses how Zach LaVine is progressing and the plan for him as he recovers (26:58). They also discuss the latest on Lonzo Ball's injury as he begins to participate in "advanced activities." What does that mean and can fans expect if he is able to return to the team next season (29:56).

What is going right for the Bulls on this road trip

The Chicago Bulls are on fire! On the latest Bulls Talk pod, K.C. Johnson, Kevin Anderson and Tony Gill discuss this incredibly hot road trip the Bulls are on and what is going right the last few games (0:46). Later on, they break down the amazing 4th quarter runs by DeMar DeRozan, his impact on this team (8:00) and whether injuries have improved team chemistry (15:00). They close out the podcast debating how they would evaluate Bulls coach Billy Donovan since he's been a Bull (30:30).

Coby White career high and why so many clutch games for the Bulls

On this edition of the Bulls Talk Podcast, Jason Goff and Kevin Anderson break down another Bulls clutch game win, this time in Sacramento, and why the Bulls are in so many clutch games this season (0:30). They also discuss Coby White's career-high 37-point night, and should he get the ball more in late game situations the rest of the season (15:01). Later, the guys discuss how Alex Caruso may not be getting All-Defensive Team honors this year because of the 65-minimum-games-played rule and if the rule should stick around after this season (24:35).