Chicago Bulls Beat

I discuss the primary ways the Bulls can beat the Heat by adding salary to this team with their expiring contracts and draft picks as trade bait.

I discuss the Bulls series against the Heat, the moves to be made next year, and bring some rationality to how close this series actually was.

The Bulls are ECF bound, and I break down everything the Bulls need to do to beat the Heat as well as how the teams matchup against each other.

The Chicago Bulls have split four games with the Atlanta Hawks since my last podcast and have a legitimate chance to steal this series from Chicago. I discus the series, the recen awards, and the rest of the playoffs.

I break down the Bulls distruction (I mean matchup -- no destruction is better) of the Atlanta Hawks as well as the other second round playof series. I also discuss what the Bulls can and should do with Carlos Boozer as well as how fortuante we are to have Derrick Rose

I discuss the Bulls loss in game four to the Indiana Pacers, the officiating, adjustments, and the single brightside to the loss as well as the upcoming rounds of the NBA playoffs.

My buddy Eli Nicolosi joins me in an impromptu podcast as we drive home from Indianapolis after game three. We break down the game, the team, and the rest of the play offs.

Derrick Rose went off on the Indiana Pacers to steal back a game that the Chicago Bulls probably didn't deserve to win. I break down the game and discuss the outlook for the rest of the playoffs.

The Chicago Bulls clinched the number one seed and aim to take a shot at the best record in the NBA, but at what cost? They should do well in hte post-season awards, and I examine the various potential playoff matchups.

The Chicago Bulls appear to have locked up the #1 seed witha magic number of four and only six games to play. Now the only question is whether they can catch the Spurs and stay ahead of the Lakers for home court in the finals. However, they still have a couple of problems that might trip them up in the playoffs. Derrick Rose looks like your MVP, but can he hold off a late charge from Kobe Bryant. I also discuss why John Hollinger's argument for Dwight Howard really isn't all that sound.

I break down the race for playoff seeding as well as the potential matchups the Bulls might have in the playoffs.

The bulls dropped a game to the Indiana Pacers, but they're still looking good for the #1 seed ovearll and a trip to at least the ECF.

The Chicago Bulls are tied in the standings for the #1 seed in the East, though it's not quite as rosy as it sounds. Derrick Rose continues on his quest for MVP, I discuss the Bulls going cheap on coaches still as New Orleans apparently offered more money for Tom Thibodeau than Chicago was willing to offer, and I discuss why I'd go with Taj Gibson at the end of games.

The Bulls have exited the toughest stretch of the season winning two of the three tough road games, and taking the two most important of the group. Derrick Rose enhances his MVP hype, the Bulls enhance their second seed odds, and I'm jumping on the title bandwagon.

The Bulls stood pat at the trade deadline, but one of the players covetted by other GMs, Omer Asik, directly helped the Bulls Beat the Heat. I also discuss why Bill Simmons, whom I love, is crazy about his trade deadline ratings, and the upcoming schedule for the Bulls.