Rick recapped the first night of action in the bubble including the Jazz's late victory over Zion and the Pelicans as well as LeBron lifting the Lakers late against the Clippers.

Rick had his state of the Bulls address where he went over the disappointing year the Bulls had, how they close to a crossroads with the roster, the status of Jim Boylen and who to look at for the indecision surrounding the franchise.

RIck had a conversation with Mo Dakhil from Bleacher Report and the Athletic to preview the NBA bubble. They discussed what has to go right for the Rockets to boom and not bust out West, the big questions around the East contenders trying to take down Milwaukee, who the most interesting bubble team is and some Damian Lillard appreciation.

Sean Highkin, NBA writer from Bleacher Report joined Rick to discuss his new article about the 2010 world championship team USA and their lasting impact. They went into all the players that took leaps after their team USA experience, how it could have laid the groundwork for the Warriors' dynasty, how their style of play was ahead of its time and more!

Rick listened back to some of Arturas Karnisovas' end of season conference call. Rick went over why Jim Boylen is still the Bulls' coach, why the front office overhaul won't be complete for a while and the situations surrounding the 2 reported leading candidates for the head coaching position.

Rick Camp was joined by former teammate and current NBC Sports Chicago podcast producer and Bulls beat writer Tony Gill. They discussed the making of the first episode of I'm Back, the first episode of the new NBC Sports podcast series Sports Uncovered, why he was nervous watching parts of The Last Dance, who he thinks will win the NBA title, who in the east can slow down the Bucks and more!

Rick was joined by Bleacher Report NBA writer Will Gottlieb to discuss his role as Bleacher Report's Bulls GM in their fantasy GM league. Will discussed why he went the direction he did with the 5 trades he made, what the upside of the Bulls' current core, and this year's title contenders.

Rick was joined by Chicago sports historian and the publisher of the A Shot on Ehlo newsletter, Jack Silverstein. Jack gave insight on what he liked about The Last Dance, why he thinks it's described better as a Michael Jordan piece and which NBA documentary his thinks is better than The Last Dance. They also discussed Jack's newsletter and how it feeds into his upcoming book, 6 Rings: The Bulls, the City and the Dynasty that Changed the Game.

Rick was joined by Cash Considerations Podcast host and accomplished basketball writer Ricky O'Donnell. They spoke about Ricky's Western Illinois dynasty in College Basketball 2k8 and how it's exploded in popularity with winning a national championship, the future of the Bulls with the Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley regime and a little on the Last Dance as we approach the final 2 episodes.

670thescore.com Bulls beat writer Cody Westerlund joined Rick to talk about the new direction of the Bulls franchise, the status of Jim Boylen, how soon Bulls fans can expect the team to be players in free agency and episodes 5 & 6 of The Last Dance.