Cash Considerations: A Chicago Bulls Podcast features Ricky O'Donnell and Jason Patt talking all things Chicago Bulls Basketball. Ricky and Jason grew up Bulls fans and have lived in the Chicago area their entire lives, so they have seen the ups and downs of the organization since the dynasty years up close. While they love the Bulls, they won't hesitate to speak harsh truths about the franchise when it calls for it. There will be no agenda here, just passionate discussion about the Bulls.
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Cash Considerations: A Chicago Bulls Podcast features Ricky O'Donnell and Jason Patt talking all things Chicago Bulls Basketball. Ricky and Jason grew up Bulls fans and have lived in the Chicago area their entire lives, so they have seen the ups and downs of the organization since the dynasty years up close. While they love the Bulls, they won't hesitate to speak harsh truths about the franchise when it calls for it. There will be no agenda here, just passionate discussion about the Bulls.
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As the Bulls battle more injuries, including to Josh Giddey and Coby White, Matas Buzelis has taken a clear step forward and is a beacon of hope for the franchise. Plus, the latest on the trade front and what the Bulls should be looking to do.
The Bulls got healthy and ripped off another five-game winning streak highlighted by crazy finishes, but it came to an end with a loss to the Bucks in Giannis Antetokounmpo's return to the lineup. Giannis also sparked fireworks in the final seconds with a windmill dunk that angered Bulls players.
Jason and Ricky welcome ClutchPoints Cavs reporter Spencer Davies to the pod to talk about the Bulls-Cavs home-and-home, which began with a 127-111 Bulls victory at the United Center.
The Bulls have lost seven games in a row after embarrassing home losses to the Pacers and Warriors, and Ricky and Jason have seen enough: it's time to clean house and play for the 2026 NBA Draft.
The Bulls' dream start to the season has turned into a nightmare thanks to a bunch of injuries (including Noa Essengue's season-ending surgery) and a five-game losing streak featuring losses to a number of the worst teams in the NBA. Meanwhile, the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors are beginning to heat up.
After a pair of crazy wins seemed to stem the losing tide, the Bulls got stomped by the Heat in the NBA Cup, needed a big comeback to beat the lowly Wizards, got called "soft" by Nikola Vucevic after said Wizards game and got whipped by the Pelicans. Is this just who the Bulls are and are there any moves they should think about as this season goes along?
The Bulls just finished up a 2-2 road trip that appeared headed toward disaster before crazy wins over the Nuggets and Blazers, the latter of which featured a Nikola Vucevic buzzer-beater after a wild fourth-quarter collapse. Meanwhile, Coby White is back from injury and looks better than ever.
The Bulls have stumbled a bit after their 5-0 start, dropping to 6-4 through 10 games of the season. Still, there's plenty of reason to think this team can compete for a playoff spot.
Ricky and Jason welcome back Stephen Noh of The Sporting News to the pod to talk about the 6-1 first-place Bulls, who are coming off a stunning 24-point comeback victory over the 76ers. The mea culpas are out for Josh Giddey as he continues his All-Star-level play to start this season.
The Chicago Bulls are the last undefeated team in the Eastern Conference after beating the New York Knicks in the NBA Cup. How are the Bulls pulling this off?
The Bulls open the 2025-26 season with an upset win over the Pistons, with Nikola Vucevic leading the way. Jason and Ricky break it down from all angles.
The Bulls are set to open the 2025-26 season against the Pistons, but injuries to Coby White and Zach Collins pose a major threat to their chances of getting off to a good start.
Ricky and Jason break down the Bulls' first three preseason games, including two wins over the Cavs and a loss to the Bucks. Matas Buzelis and Ayo Dosunmu have been highlights, but Coby White's absence has been notable.
Jason once again joins Hardwood Knocks' Dan Favale for a Bulls season preview pod. The guys discuss everything that happened in the offseason and look ahead at what to expect in 2025-26.
Jason and Ricky discuss the latest Bulls news and notes before looking at their place in the Eastern Conference as Media Day approaches. The guys then welcome special guest Ryan Nolen of Footballhead and preview what to be excited about this season.
Cash Considerations: A Chicago Bulls Podcast features Ricky O'Donnell and Jason Patt talking all things Chicago Bulls Basketball. Ricky and Jason grew up Bulls fans and have lived in the Chicago area their entire lives, so they have seen the ups and downs of the organization since the dynasty years up close. While they love the Bulls, they won't hesitate to speak harsh truths about the franchise when it calls for it. There will be no agenda here, just passionate discussion about the Bulls.
Interested in advertising on this podcast? Email sales@bluewirepods.com!
