By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill and Kevin Anderson react to the Bulls' loss in Cleveland and the team’s 7-1 record over the last 8 games. They discuss how Niko Mirotic’s confidence has changed the way he’s approached his play, and the key to Kris Dunn’s success. Plus, is this Bulls team for real? And how does their success impact their approach in the draft?Kendall shares his personal story of how players may not tank, but teams sure do. Finally, given Niko’s play should the Bulls rebuke any trade offers?

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski and Kendall Gill react to the Bulls blowout win over the Celtics and the team’s 3-game win streak. How the Bobby Portis- Niko Mirotic dynamic has emerged as a devastating combo on the court, and how it impacts rookie Lauri Markkanen. Plus, should fans root for the team to win, or lose? And could Boston possibly have interest in Robin Lopez in a trade?

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill, and Will Perdue react to the Bulls heartbreaking loss to the Pacers. They discuss the inconsistent play from Kris Dunn and what it means for the team moving forward. They also look at some of the big players (like Arizona’s Deandre Ayton) that the Bulls will give a close look in next year’s NBA draft. Plus, Hall of Fame writer Sam Smith joins us to talk about his new book, ‘Hard Labor.'

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill and Kevin Anderson react to the Bulls loss to the Phoenix Suns and a big game from Kris Dunn. Why Dunn’s careless turnovers are a big concern and Lauri Markkanen’s shooting struggles are not. Plus, Kendall explains the time he wasn’t speaking to Larry Johnson and how the team ‘forced’ the two to interact in a way that would work with Niko Mirotic and Bobby Portis. The trio also discusses Derrick Rose’s absence from the Cavs and his future in basketball.

On the latest Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill, Will Perdue, and Vincent Goodwill react to the Bulls loss to San Antonio and the ankle injury to Lauri Markkanen. The group will also discuss Paul Zipser’s role in Fred Hoiberg’s offense, and the potential for lineup changes vs the Thunder. Plus a lightning round Q+A with early season MVP, are the Pistons for real?, and Kendall’s candid answer on the future of Illini basketball.

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill, and Will Perdue react to the Bulls overtime loss to the Pelicans, and the part of his game that rookie Lauri Markkanen needs to work on most. The trio also discusses how lessons learned from Derrick Rose are helping Zach Lavine now. Plus what to expect from Bobby Portis in his return, and are we in a golden age of youth in the NBA?

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill, Will Perdue, and Vincent Goodwill react to the Bulls loss in Miami and another big game from Lauri Markkanen. Vincent justifies why he’d take Jimmy Butler over Scottie Pippen and Kendall explains why Vincent is out of his mind (editor note: Vincent is indeed out of his mind for thinking this). The group also debates if the Bulls would do the Butler trade over again today especially with the early success of Markkanen.

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill and Will Perdue react to the Bulls loss to the Cavaliers and another impressive outing from Lauri Markkanen. Kendall compares Markkanen to a future Hall of Famer. Plus, why LeBron James will never leave the East, and the MVP-caliber start for Giannis. Also, is Jordan Bell’s success in Golden State a mark of failure for the Bulls? That and more on the latest edition of the Bulls Talk podcast.

On this edition of the Bulls Talk podcast, Mark Schanowski, Kendall Gill and Will Perdue break down the Bulls' season opener vs the Raptors. They explain why Bulls fans should be very happy with the debut of rookie Lauri Markkanen and Kendall points out why he expects the Markkanen/Lavine combo to be great on the offensive end. They also go over their concerns at point guard and Will shares his story of how Greg Popovich dealt with a losing Spurs team in 1996-97.