By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

Should the Bulls try for a top 4 NBA Draft pick or continue for the playoffs?

The NBA All-Star Break is finally here and boy do we need it. The Bulls head into the break on a season long 6-game losing streak and a tough question needs to be discussed. Tony Gill and K.C. Johnson break down the season and discuss if it's better to get a top 4 draft pick than push for a play-in/playoff spot this year. Later in the pod, the guys discuss the news for the Bulls during the break including if Lonzo Ball will be shut down for the season, Ayo Dosunmu's participation in the Rising Stars game, and should DeMar DeRozan play in the All-Star game. And finally the guys celebrate MJ's 60th birthday.1:42 - Should the Bulls change focus on draft position than a playoff spot?19:37 - Will Lonzo Ball be officially shut down by the Bulls. Ayo Dosunmu in the Rising Stars game and should DeMar DeRozan participate in the All-Star game?29:57 - Celebrating Michael Jordan's 60th Birthday

Reasons why the Bulls are headed to 37 wins on the season

The Bulls lost to the Orlando Magic, dropping their last four games. If things continue down this road, the Bulls are looking at a below .500 finish to the season. Will adding Russell Westbrook, John Wall, or Patrick Beverley help? Tony Gill, K.C. Johnson and Tori Rubinstein discuss how and why the Bulls got to this point. They also break down the NBA buyout market and why an addition of Russell Westbrook might help the team.

Reaction to Artūras Karnišovas’ trade deadline press conference and Bulls loss to Nets

The Bulls chose to stay pat with the current roster and decides to make no moves before the NBA's trade deadline. Did they make the right call? Tony Gill and Bulls insider K.C. Johnson break down Bulls VP Artūras Karnišovas' post trade deadline press conference and discuss his responses to some tough questions about the season and the roster. Tony and K.C. also discuss the Bulls losing to the shorthanded Nets.

Andre Drummond resurgence, Bulls trade deadline updates and LeBron James scoring record

The Bulls are close to a .500 record after beating the San Antonio Spurs behind a great outing by backup big man Andre Drummond. Tony Gill, K.C. Johnson and Jason Goff break down the big man's big game and why he hasn't been used more this year. Later, the guys discuss the various trade rumors about the Bulls leading up to the trade deadline and what this deadline could mean for the future of the Bulls. Lastly, the guys discuss why the basketball community and sports fans aren't enjoying LeBron James and his quest to be the NBA's all-time leading scorer.(0:23-6:10) - NBA tough guys, the Memphis Grizzlies(6:16-15:43) - Andre Drummond's big game against the Spurs and why Billy Donovan hasn't used him more this year(15:45-26:41) - What are the Bulls thinking and what are their plans before the NBA trade deadline?(26:41-33:11) - The Bulls get closer to .500. Why has it been so difficult and will they be better?(33:12-End) - Is LeBron James getting the respect he deserves has he inches closer to breaking the all-time scoring record?

All-Star reserves reaction, Michael Jordan vs. LeBron debate with Chris Mannix

On this episode of the Bulls Talk Podcast, Sports Illustrated’s Chris Mannix joins K.C. Johnson to discuss the NBA All-Star Reserves selection. Mannix talks about who he voted for as starters and the worst omissions in coaches' voting for reserves in this year's All-Star Game. Later, the two debate who is the GOAT, Michael Jordan or LeBron James. Finally, they discuss what Mannix thinks the Bulls should do at the NBA trade deadline.

Patrick Williams growth, Coby White and Alex Caruso trade rumors

The Bulls are coming off a much-needed win against the Orlando Magic and are back in Chicago for a four-game home stretch. Tony Gill, K.C. Johnson and Will Perdue break down the win and how Patrick Williams is slowly becoming a factor this season. The guys also discuss what moves they think the Bulls will make at the trade deadline and the rumors swirling around Coby White, Alex Caruso and Nikola Vučević.

Is Zach LaVine’s injury impacting the Bulls?

The Bulls' win streak ended with a bad loss to the Indiana Pacers, and Zach LaVine seemed to be hindered by a hand injury. How will this injury impact him and the Bulls in a set of very winnable games? Tony Gill, K.C. Johnson and Tori Rubinstein break down Zach LaVine's injury and if it impacts his play. They also discuss Tuesday's brutal loss to the Pacers and if the Bulls' bad habits are returning. Finally, the crew remembers Kobe Bryant and NBA analyst Sekou Smith.

Alex Caruso’s health and Patrick Williams growth push Bulls forward

The Bulls are playing good team basketball of late and propelling themselves to a 3-game winning streak after beating the Atlanta Hawks at home. With Alex Caruso finally healthy and Patrick Williams being more aggressive, what can the Bulls achieve? Tony Gill, K.C. Johnson and Jason Goff break down why the Bulls are on a streak and if the Bulls can continue this week as they fight to get back to .500.1:36 - Alex Caruso being back healthy is a key to Bulls success 8:07 - Patrick Williams gets his first double-double of the year. Has he figured it out?15:30 - What should fans expect from Patrick Williams going forward?21:00 - What is a successful week for the Bulls this week

Bulls beat Pistons in Paris, France

The Bulls make the trip to Paris and come up with the win. Will they be able to continue the success back home? Tony Gill, Jason Goff and live from Paris, K.C. Johnson discuss the Bulls win over the Pistons in the city of love. The guys also discuss the importance of the Bulls being in France, the NBA selecting the Bulls to play, how the team spent their time there and much more.

Exclusive interview with Bulls VP of basketball operations Artūras Karnišovas

When the Bulls last played in Paris in 1997, the opponent’s leading scorer in the championship was none other than Artūras Karnišovas. Now he runs the Bulls’ basketball operations. Karnišovas joins the Bulls Talk Podcast to detail his compelling backstory, which included facing Michael Jordan and the 1992 Dream Team in Lithuania’s first Olympics as an independent country and receiving KGB clearance to play at Seton Hall.