Jason and Ricky discuss a crazy three-game stretch for the Bulls, featuring an 18-point comeback win over the Hawks, a near win against the unbeaten Cavs and a wild win over the Knicks at MSG that included a 22-point blown lead. Just what the heck is going on with this team?! We also answer a bunch of fan questions.

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After surprisingly starting 3-2, the Bulls have dropped four games in a row after a 135-119 loss to the Timberwolves in which they gave up 45 points in the fourth quarter. Jason and Ricky break down what has gone wrong over the last week, including injuries to Zach LaVine and Lonzo Ball, while also pondering Nikola Vucevic trades as he continues his hot start.

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The Bulls are off to a shocking 3-2 start to the season after back-to-back 20-point comebacks over the Grizzlies and Magic. While there has been some crazy flukiness and luck involved, the Bulls are establishing a run-and-gun identity that should be fun to watch this season.

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Ricky and Jason break down the Bulls' 123-111 season-opening loss to the Zion Williamson-less Pelicans. While the Bulls were fun and competitive for one half, they fell apart in the second half thanks to a barrage of turnovers, which will likely be a theme of the season.

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Bulls preseason is now over, with the real games starting on Oct. 23 against the Pelicans. Jason and Ricky discuss what was actually an eventful exhibition slate, with Lonzo Ball's triumphant return and an entirely different offensive style taking center stage. Will the Bulls actually be better than expected?

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Jason and Ricky are joined by Drew Stevens of CHSN's By The Horns podcast and The Bigs as the Bulls make their way through a preseason that has been quite eventful already, with Lonzo Ball's long-awaited return coming next.

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The Bulls are back in action, and they tipped off their preseason with a comeback win over the Cavs. While the first half looked as expected, the second saw a fun turnaround. Ricky and Jason recap the good (Matas), the bad (Pat) and everything in between.

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Jason and Ricky recap everything from Bulls Media Day, including Arturas Karnisovas' insistence that the Bulls will try to win in 2024-25, Zach LaVine playing the PR game, key injury updates on multiple players and much more. Plus, a few words on Derrick Rose's retirement.

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Bulls Media Day is a week away, and The Athletic's Darnell Mayberry provided a nice little primer to get ready for the start of training camp. Jason and Ricky discuss Mayberry's reporting on how Zach LaVine is trying to get back in the Bulls' good graces, Lonzo Ball's status, Coby White's role, a troubling Patrick Williams injury setback and more.

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Jason joined Alex Golden and Mike Facci of Setting The Pace for a Blue Wire crossover pod to talk all things Bulls with training camp just weeks away, plus a fun throwback Bulls/Pacers draft.

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Jason and Ricky are back to discuss the Bulls adding Talen Horton-Tucker and Kenneth Lofton Jr. to what can only be described as a weird training camp roster. The THT signing is hilariously on-brand for this front office, with the bonus of a backstory with Ayo Dosunmu going back to when they were both being recruited by Illinois.

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