Locked On Bulls - Daily Podcast On The Chicago Bulls

You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. Join the conversation by leaving texts and voicemails at (331)-979-1369.

Locked On Bulls is back and the guys are joined by senior Bulls beat writer for The Athletic Chicago, Darnell Mayberry. The guys start the discussion with the most current news, Denzel Valentine will undergo ankle surgery and likely to miss the entire season. The guys find out from Darnell what Denzel and Fred Hoiberg had to say this morning at practice. The guys discuss the potential opportunity for young guys to fill that role.

The guys also get into a larger discussion about leadership, what the roles are for this team, and if anyone is going to step up as the voice in the absence of Kris Dunn or Bobby Portis. Darnell gives a few different angles on who might be the person to do that, why it's important to find that guy, and whether or not this falls on Fred Hoiberg. The guys also discuss Fred Hoiberg, has he lost the locker room and Fred can't be to blame for everything, right?

Some other topics on today's show include Wendell Carter Jr.'s impressive start, his basketball IQ being his most surprising trait right away, 2019 NBA prospects including the Duke trio, whether or not the Wizards will blow things up, should the Bulls be involved in any trade talks with Washington? All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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Locked On Bulls is back from the weekend and the guys are joined by SB Nation NBA and college basketball writer Ricky O'Donnell. The guys talk about the state of the Bulls from the positives of Wendell Carter Jr. and Zach LaVine. Is Zach LaVine the real deal? Who has impressed you the most so far with such a depleted team? The guys also get into the bad, what the Bulls are going to do with Jabari Parker, and is there any hope at all for him to turn around a mundane start?

The guys get into whether or not Justin Holiday or Robin Lopez will draw any interest at the trade deadline. Will the Bulls consider moving Bobby Portis? The guys also get into some of the topic prospects in the country, why Zion Williamson is every bit as good as we thought and more, and where the Bulls realistic will end up when the season is over. Are there any prospects that could move up or down the draft board by the time March Madness rolls around? The guys see if Ricky thinks Fred Hoiberg will be around to see another season with this Bulls team. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh Friday episode, the guys kick off the show talking about a difficult matchup against the Milwaukee Bucks tonight. How can the Bulls matchup with the Bucks fierce three-point shooting, their length, and rim protection tonight? The guys dive into how Giannis Antetokounmpo is already the favorite for MVP, could Khris Middleton end up in a Bulls uniform next season, Brook vs. Robin Lopez, and more. The guys detail the Bulls and Bucks team stats, how they stack up against each other, and will Jabari Parker's return to Milwaukee tonight be good or bad?

The guys have a conversation about Lauri Markkanen and how the Bulls have pushed his return back slightly. Are the Bulls doing this with mindfulness of the draft in mind already? Are the Bulls just taking every precaution they can to remain fully healthy once Dunn, Portis, and Markkanen return? The guys discuss how this affects the Bulls evaluation of the core all together, has this put their timeline of competitiveness back, and when we might actually see Markkanen again.

Finally, the guys wrap up with a preview of the Bulls matchup Saturday night at home against the Toronto Raptors. Matt argues that the Raptors have been the best team so far this season with the addition of Kawhi Leonard. Jordan tries to give a positive spin for the second game of a back-to-back, how the Bulls can capitalize on tired Raptors squad. The guys also discuss the depth of the Raptors bench and how that might be a problem for the Bulls. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episode, the guys kick off the show discussing the betting lines of the Chicago Bulls and Boston Celtics last night. Jordan has some regrets after the first quarter and Matt tells him I told you so. The guys break down the great first quarter for Jabari Parker and the Bulls but how it quickly sours after that. The guys discuss why the offense has all of sudden come to a complete halt and how Fred Hoiberg tries to fix it.

Locked On Bulls talks about the continuing struggle to stay in games when LaVine isn't dropping 25+ points. The guys also talk a little bit about the point guard position and Shaq Harrison. Finally, the guys play Wendell Carter Jr.'s comments post game, how the Bulls are lacking a voice in games. Carter also discusses how the team seems to not sticking together in tough times. Do the guys like the vocalness of the rookie? Who is going to step up? All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episode, the guys kick off the show reflecting on being with Locked On Podcast Network for a year hosting Locked On Bulls. The guys highlight some of the best moments since their start and what they were thinking about this rebuild in year one. Note: Additional episode of the best of Locked On Bulls will be available in a separate episode. The guys also announce giveaway details on Twitter to win a Wendell Carter Jr. jersey!

Second segment of the show the guys give you a full preview of the Boston Celtics including thoughts from Locked On Celtics. Celtics are coming off 1-4 road trip and the offense has been bad, how can the Bulls capitalize on a cold start? What's up with Gordon Hayward? The guys get Locked On Celtics take on what's going on, potentially coming off the bench, and Jaylen Brown's slow start. The guys also get into some on-off court numbers for the Bulls as a team at two different positions. Since Ryan Arcidiacono has replaced Cameron Payne, how have the Bulls played? The guys also take a look at Jabari Parker and Chandler Hutchison.

The final segment of the show, the guys take mailbag questions from their text/voicemail line. Some of the topics include if the Bulls end up in lottery this year, where are we look at being positioned? How many teams will be worse than the Bulls? Jordan isn't convinced the Bulls will be bad enough to be a Top-5 lottery team. Other topics include trading would you trade Lonzo Ball for Kris Dunn straight up and which of the Reinsdorf's franchises will win a championship first, the White Sox or Bulls? All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episode, the guys kick off the show breaking down the Chicago Bulls loss to the Dallas Mavericks last night, 103-98. The guys discuss the Bulls hanging around with the Mavericks despite a poor night shooting from their two best scorers. The guys talk about LaVine and Parker's inefficient shooting night and how to solve the secondary scoring issues.

The guys talk about LaVine's performance as the dominant ball handler this season, some flaws that need to be worked out, and what might change once Kris Dunn returns. Some other notable topics of discussion include poor three-point shooting against one of the leagues worst perimeter defense, forced shots by LaVine down the stretch, and Wendell Carter Jr.'s minutes/foul trouble.

Locked On Bulls has a discussion about reoccurring comments made by coach Fred Hoiberg and some players. LaVine had noted last night that the Bulls lacked energy, why has this continued to be the case? The guys discuss the Cavaliers and Mavericks game with lack of energy and why Portis/Dunn's energy is clearly missing.

Other topics include The Ringer's article on the creation of the Alan Parsons Project Bulls intro and what it meant to former players. Jordan brings up an elite class of players that Zach LaVine has joined this season. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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Locked On Bulls is back from the weekend with a fresh episode, the guys kick off the show talking about the Bulls last second win over the Cleveland Cavaliers. The guys start with the most notable change, Cameron Payne being removed from the rotation completely. Have we seen the last minutes of Cameron Payne in a Bulls uniform? The guys break down what the change looked like and whether or not it helped the Bulls win on Saturday. How did reserve point guard Shaq Harrison look Saturday night?

The Bulls continue to be destroyed on the boards, but managed to make one less mistake against the Cavaliers in clutch time. The guys get into the final few possessions, Jabari Parker's last second block, and according to analytics, how Parker is actually been a solid defender in clutch time. So, is it about effort with Parker? The guys also make mention of Zach LaVine's 360-degree dunk, some fun transition points in the first half, and how you blow 16-point lead on a depleted Cavaliers team.

Locked On Bulls previews tonight's matchup against the Dallas Mavericks. What are some keys to the game for the Chicago Bulls? The Bulls are 0-1 against the Mavericks this season. The guys discuss turnovers, Luka Doncic, Wendell Carter Jr. vs. DeAndre Jordan, and where are the secondary scorers at? 

To wrap up, the guys discuss Jimmy Butler being traded to the Philadelphia 76er's. How will that impact the Eastern Conference, will he sign long-term, and is it the end of Tom Thibodeau in Minnesota? All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episode, the guys kick off the show discussing the Bulls loss in New Orleans last night. Anthony Davis and Jrue Holiday with near triple-doubles, the guys thought Wendell Carter Jr. held his own against one of the best big men in the league. What to make of Fred Hoiberg's first emotional response of the season? The guys talk about how the book is slowly closing on Cameron Payne, why Hoiberg isn't just starting Arcidiacono at this point, and a few other notes from the game.

The guys spend the second segment discussing Denzel Valentine's injury more extensively. Chicago Tribune's K.C. Johnson reported on Saturday that Valentine is farther away from a return than when he initially suffered the ankle injury in late September. The guys read some details on Valentine's injury, how it might linger into the future, and what the Bulls should do with him going forward. The guys also discuss the toll it's taking on Valentine and how he will respond once he's healthy and able to play.

Locked On Bulls wraps up the show with an interesting hypothetical. Locked On Fantasy Basketball host Josh Lloyd posed a question to his followers: Which young trio would you rather have, Chicago's Lauri Markkanen, Zach LaVine, and Wendell Carter Jr. or Los Angeles' Lonzo Ball, Brandon Ingram, and Kyle Kuzma. The guys weigh the options, discuss how the Bulls young core is starting to gain some more respect nationally, and if they would do a one-for-one swap for any of those three. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. Join the conversation by leaving texts and voicemails at (331)-979-1369.

Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episodes, the guys kick off the show previewing the Bulls matchup tonight against the New Orleans Pelicans. The guys discuss the main storylines include Nikola Mirotic's first opportunity to play the Bulls since being traded. How will the Bulls be able to stop MVP candidate Anthony Davis tonight? The guys discuss the possibility of letting Robin Lopez back into the mix for the sake of not getting killed on the boards again tonight. Who will step up and help be the secondary scoring option alongside Zach LaVine?

Locked On Bulls gets their first taste of college basketball action last night with a majority of the top NBA prospects in action. The guys discuss at length Duke's R.J. Barrett, Zion Williamson, and Cam Reddish as potential top-end lottery talent. The guys discuss how each could fit with the Bulls and whether or not they will be bad enough to land one of Duke's Three Alphas.

To wrap up the show, the guys talk about Boston Celtics point guard Terry Rozier being unhappy with playing time. Will he try and force a trade and will the Bulls pick up the phone? The guys give their short and sweet response. They also dive into a conversation about the Wizards blowing things up, unloading core pieces, and whether or not Otto Potter contract dump peaks your interest. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. Join the conversation by leaving texts and voicemails at (331)-979-1369.

Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episode, the guys break down the Bulls win in double overtime over the New York Knicks last night. The guys start with the good, Zach LaVine essentially dragging the Bulls to a win and a career high in points. Jordan explains how LaVine is starting to show the signs of offseason improvements translating on the court. The guys talk about the final few possessions of the fourth quarter, why Fred Hoiberg kept going to Cam Payne, and the amount of turnovers in overtime.

Was this game a morale boost for the Bulls? Jordan tries to explain why the Bulls desperately needed to pull out this win last night after a week straight of devastating losses. Matt is not buying bad basketball wins. The guys also discuss Cameron Payne's mistakes in crunch time and Wendell Carter Jr. fouling out early. The guys wrap up the episode giving some advanced analytics from the first 10 games of the season and how each player is impacting this team (positively and negatively). All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.

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