0:00 Chicago Bulls

22:25 NFL / Steve Tisch

33:49 NFL / Psychotherapists

40:15 C.B. Bucknor

48:04 MJ's house

The Chicago Bulls appear stuck with no clear direction or long-term plan, and even Josh Giddey—one of the few players who truly matters to the future—is openly questioning what’s going on. Reports suggest Billy Donovan may be nearing the end of his run in Chicago, and it’s hard to blame him. As long as the United Center continues to sell out, ownership seems content with the status quo.

Around the league, serious questions are being raised about the NFL and Roger Goodell, including scrutiny over Giants board member and owner Steve Tisch and his past associations—issues the league doesn’t seem eager to address. On a more positive note, the NFL is taking a meaningful step forward by requiring each team to employ a full-time psychotherapist for players.

In baseball, C.B. Bucknor is once again at the center of controversy, and after his performance at first base in last night’s Brewers game, it’s fair to ask whether MLB needs to step in and have a serious conversation. We wrap things up with more unexpected drama involving Michael Jordan’s former home, which will not become a museum as the new owner had hoped.

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