Chicago Bulls Beat

I sit down with Jonathan Givony of DraftExpress to discuss the latest rumors about the Bulls and the draft as well as break down all of the draft prospects in the draft.

I break down Earl Clark, James Johnson, BJ Mullens, and Dejaun Blair as possible big men selections for the Bulls at pick #16 as well as answer email questions

I am joined by Joey Whelan of draftexpress.com to discuss the players currently projected to be at teh top of the lists in the Bulls draft range. We give overviews of about 15-20 different guys whom the Bulls will be looking at in the NBA draft.

Okay, I've reverted to song for the second time to shock you out of your game seven hangovers. I give my closing thoughts on the players, the season, the coaches, and preview what's to come on the Bulls Beat in the coming months.

The Bulls gut out a triple overtime win against the Celtics to send the closest playoff series ever to a deciding game 7. Several Bulls weren't as happy as you'd think they would be while the refs did us no favors an the commissioner will probably pass on doing us one today as well.

The Bulls lost a heartbreaker, but they gained all the experience you could hope for in a playoff series to build hunger for next year. I take a look at game 5 and preview game 6 where the Bulls attempt to even the series. Also, the Bulldpodcsters T-Shirts are finally here, and on sale now through the website.

Doc Rivers is now the one with no timeouts at the end of the game as the Bulls shorten this to a best of three series with a game four win. Derrick Rose plays well, Brad Miller's a hot head, and a look at the critical game five in Boston on Tuesday

The closest a series can be after three games is two to one. The Bulls may find themselves on the wrong side of that two to one, but a single victory will fix everything. I discuss what the Bulls need to do to make that happen in game four.

Derrick Rose grabs superstardom by the horns and has launched himself into the national conversation with LeBron, Howard, Wade, and Bosh as rising stars of the East while Vinny Del Negro almost turns a win into a loss.

The Bulls blow it against the Raptors, but they're the larger winners of the seeding war as they now play a Garnettless Celtics team. I break down the matchup and answer your email questions.

The Bulls clinch a playoff spot in unheralded fashion as Charlotte loses to Oklahoma City on the road. I go over the different tiebreakers, in confusing fashion, and try to figure out what seed we'll land on. I make cases for VDN and John Paxson as coach/GM, and discuss your emails this week.

I wrap up the latest on the Bulls hunt for the playoffs, make the Kirk Hinrich, make the case for VDN sort of, and announce some of the details on the Bulls playoff ticket giveaway.

I announce the new website and big project that has taken up a lot of my time lately and discuss the Bulls recent run of games, answer email questions, and break into some discussion about our individual players as well as the Hamburgler.

I discuss the Bulls push towards the playoffs where they're presently locked on the 8th seed and look to be in excellent shape. Also an overview of the off season and what decisions lie in wait for us then with some pros and cons of how we will mix up the present backcourt and my dreams for the front court along with my unintentional rant on the business of college basketball.

The Bulls have given you a roller coaster ride over the past four games, and as the season winds down there are two things on the mind of Bulls fans. Will we make the playoffs and will Derrick Rose win rookie of the year honors.