Chicago Bulls Beat: Episodes
It's a great day to be a Bulls fan as we just saw one of the best games of the year as the Bulls have a thrilling come from behind victory against the Pistons. We saw Chicago honor one of it's legends in Johnny Red Kerr, and we still get to be excited about the prospects of adding Amare Stoudemire, ...
It's Amare mania, and I'm going to break it down for you like no other. The positives and negatives to acquiring Amare. The steps that need to be taken before he'll be traded anywhere, and the individual things that have to happen before he could become a Bull. The cap consequences, and best ...
The bulls have won four of their last five and clinched a winning record on a big road trip for the first time since the Jordan era. Everyone is playing well, and Larry Hughes has been banished. Things really couldn't be going any sweeter until that is rumors that Amare and Bosh may be availble for ...
The Bulls have won two in a row and attempt to break the three game win streak barrier again this year. I leap on the opportunity to do a podcast before that third game in order to still have something nice to say about the team. Noah and Tyrus are showing improvement, Deng is the man again, and ...
The Bulls are playing better ball, but it's not showing up in the record books as the losing streak rolls on after the first game of the road trip. I've got a little good news on Joakim Noah to boost my hopes that he's going to take basketball more seriously this off season, and I answer all your email ...
The Bulls are what we thought they were. Unfortunately, that's what we thought they were after the Oklahoma City loss and not the Cleveland and Toronto wins. Closing out games is the greatest issue this team faces right now. Also, Joakim Noah, he's not so bad as you think. Really. I'm the ...
Did I just take a Zoloft or did the Bulls beat the Cavs last night while shutting down LBJ? Okay, he was sick, they were missing guys, and the offense still struggled, but who cares? After a couple downer episodes, I finally get to give you some feel good Bulls talk focused around the return of Hinrich, ...
After going 2-2 after four home games against four of the worst teams in the NBA, it's oficially time to panic about this season. It's really hard to imagine things being a whole lot worse than this. What happened to the team that was a game under .500 after playing the toughest schedule in the NBA? ...
The Bulls are blown out by two good opponents, and then lose to one of the worst teams in the league. At home. The sky actually is falling, and the finger pointing and internal problems are obvious. VDN has lost the team and needs to go, and John Paxson may not be the right man to try and fix this ...
In this edition of the Bulls Beat I lightly cover the past three games, and spend a lot of time discussing the Bulls rotation as Hinrich appears to be possibly ahead of schedule in his recovery. Luol Deng and Drew Gooden should also be returning to the lineup soon, and a big time minute crunch seems ...
The Bulls were destroyed by three refs in Detroit on the onset of a tough six game stretch (5 on the road). The most surprising thing about the month of December may be the reimergence of Tyrus Thomas and the continued mediocre play of Loul Deng. A lot of discussion centered on those two players. ...
The Bulls Beat is joined by Fred Pfeiffer of the Chicago Bullseye Podcast to discuss the latest on the Chicago Bulls. The Bulls get a big win over the Jazz, but will be without Drew Gooden until at least January. Tyrus has yet to suit up, and we get into the debate of what to do with Luol Deng and ...
The Bulls finish up their stretch of easy games the same place they entered it. One game under .500. Derrick Rose has looked mortal all of a sudden, but no reason to push the panic button on Rose yet. Tyrus and Joakim are starting to look promising, and the Bulls get to go to Boston to attempt ...
The Chicago Bulls have gone two and three since the last podcast with quick summations of the important notable points from those performances included. However, the real treat is a few tidbits I've gleaned from some sources regarding a bunch of your favorite Bulls players (okay not so much your favorites, ...
An Around the Horn style podcast hosted by Mark with special guests Brian Kush from Running with the Bulls, Nick and Adam from Bullscast, and Fred Pfeifer of the Chicago Bullseye along with myself debating hot topics about the Chicago Bulls.
The Bulls beat up on the Wizards, manage to almost blow the game at the end and continue their pattern of completely ignoring their youth. The season of development is completely off as the Bulls continue to throw out gimicky lineups in an attempt to get around the fact that their front court is worthless. ...
The Bulls drop two games to mediocre team dimming the light at the end of the tunnel I've seen. Gooden and Nocioni are the primary culprits, but who do we really have to replace them? The Bulls have another six matchups on the easy part of the schedule and will need to win five of them to restore ...
The Bulls finish the circus trip with a 3-4 record and are 8-9 on the season entering a stretch of games which should allow them to surge quite a bit past the .500 mark into positive territory. Derrick Rose punctuates the whooping of the 76ers with two huge plays, and Larry Hughes manages to play ...
The Bulls stand at 7-8 overall, and they're 2-3 on the circus trip. All things considering an admirable start. Larry Hughes is contributing in a positive factor while Rose has been good enough to create a whole new rating system. Nocioni's not getting a pass from this show, and it seems like the ...
The Bulls defeat the Warriors ending the doom and gloom of the Portland debacle claiming their first road win of the season as well as the first circus trip win this year. Larry Hughes shows up and plays well, and not only does he hit his shot, but he actually has solid shot selection. The Knicks ...