I discuss the Kings offersheet that the Bulls have matched on Zach LaVine as well as the revised 2019 plan.

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I discuss the first day of free agency and how it impacts the Bulls as well as laying down the plan for the Chicago Bulls for this year.

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It wasn’t shocking, but it was good.  The Chicago Bulls did an excellent job in the 2018 draft bringing in two strong pieces for the future.

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In the wake of this finals, I discuss the Warriors greatness, LeBron vs Jordan, the Bulls skipping Eurocamp, and some minor draft talk.

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As the Bulls dropped from 6 to 7, I see four possibilities that the Bulls may draft and discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each selection.

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I discuss the Bulls draft position, why future tanking probably isn’t a meaningful strategy, the intrigue around several playoff matchups, and free agency both this season and next.

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I recap the end of the Bulls season, discuss a bit of the draft at 6th, and take a look at the Bulls off-season plans.

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The Bulls are still in the running for 6th or better in the draft.  I discuss how they can get there.   I also discuss the perils of bidding early in free agency given the lack of money available and hope they wait to make offers to LaVine and Nwaba.

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I give the Bulls pick update as well as discuss the recent Bulls injuries and whether or not we are watching fool’s gold play out in front of us or whether these guys have legitimate value in the league.

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I discuss why even though it would be great to have a better pick, it’s even better that the Bulls simply have more talent.  Rate the front office and discuss the wildly under appreciated Bobby Portis.

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