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See Red Fred interviews Basketball Historian Tim Gallagher about the Blazers Loss and witnessing Lonzo Ball play in high school. In part 2, Bucks’ expert Jeff Tyree is interviewed for our Eye on the Competition segment. The post Chicago Bullseye 457 – The Blazers Loss, Lonzo’s History, and an Eye on the Bucks appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

In a new segment of the Chicago Bullseye, See Red Fred interviews the Amazing Gustavo, one of the many stars on Bulls Twitter. Gustavo’s Start 1:25 Coby White 2:52 Extending Zach? 5:00 Lauri 6:00 Least and Favorite Bulls Player 7:00 Lonzo Ball 8:30 Coby for Ball? 9:20 Lauri for Ball? 9:45 Trading Thad or the Keep for the Playoffs? 11:23 Expectation met? 14:00 Shining Lights of Bulls Twitter 15:30 Denzel 17:00 Doug or MarkK? 24:00 Who bothers you on Bulls Twitter? 26:00 The post Chicago Bullseye 456 – Interview with the Amazing Gustavo of Bulls Twitter appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred interviews legendary sportscaster Mark Schanowski. They discuss a variety of topics about his history covering the team and the current iteration of the Red Leviathan. This episode is sponsored by IDIQ: www.identityIQ.com/chicagobullseye 1:00 The Mark Schanowski 411 3:30 Kareem leaves Milwaukee & Superstars Departing 13:42 Experiences Covering the Team 15:30 Will the Bulls Make the Playoffs? 17:30 Should the Bulls Keep the Vets and Make a Playoff Run? 19:00 Would you trade LaVine? 21:00 If Lauri get 20 million per year, do you match? 24:45 Coby White 25:75 Patrick Williams Follow Mark on Twitter: @MarkSchanowski Listen to “Gimme the Hot Sauce” and “Sharp Shooters” on all platforms to hear Mark. The post Chicago Bullseye 454 – An Interview with Legendary Sportscaster Mark Schanowski appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred and Doug Thonus break down 2 of the top 10 NDA draft prospects: Draft Prospect Analysis Avdija is an Israeli-Serbian professional basketball player who last played for Maccabi Tel Aviv of the I1:30 Born: January 3, 2001 (age 19 years), Beit Zera, Israel Height: 6′ 9″ Weight: 220 lbs (1:30) Onyeka Okongwu is a Nigerian-American basketball player. He played college basketball for the USC Trojans. Listed at 6 feet 9 inches and 245 pounds, he plays the power forward position. Okongwu was a four-year starter at Chino Hills High School in California, playing alongside Lonzo and LaMelo Ball. (12:30) Born: December 11, 2000 (age 19 years), Los Angeles, CA Height: 6′ 9″ Weight: 245 lbs (12:30) Billy... The post The Big Red Bus 32 – Deni A & Okanye Okongwu Breakdown appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

The Big Red Bus 31 – Billy Donovan is our Coach & a Devin Vassell Breakdown See Red Fred and the Great One Doug Thonus aka The Podfather break down the hiring of Billy Donovan. THE BULLS HIRE BILLY DONOVAN! 1:00 Bradley Beal, future Bull? 15:00 The Current State of the Playoffs 22:30 Will this Title Be Tarnished? 25:45 Draft Prospect Analysis: Devin Vassell, SF, 6 ft, 7 inches, 194 lbs. 26:45 Draft Prospect Analysis: Cole Anthony, SG 6 ft 3 inches, 32:00 Would you trade for Paul George? 40:00 The post The Big Red Bus 31 – Billy Donovan is our Head Coach & the Devin Vassell Breakdown appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

The Big Red Bus #30 – See Red Fred @cbefred and the Podfather @doug_thonus take out the Big Red Bus for a lively discussion on a variety of Bulls-related topics. In this show: Billy Donovan, Mike D and Experienced Coaches for the Bulls 1:30 Draft Prospect Analysis: Isaac Okoro, 6 ft 6 inches, 225 lbs, 19 years old from the University of Auburn (8:04) Trading Back (12:00) Do you like Okoro more or less than _____? (14:00) Revisiting the Jimmy Butler Trade 19:00 Can you win a Title with Jimmy Butler as your Best Player? Where is Jimmy Butler in relation to the rest of the League? The post The Big Red Bus 30 – Isaac Okoro and The Butler Did It appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred and the Podfather Doug Thonus take the Big Red Bus out for a ride to discuss a variety of Bulls topics: Ranking the Bulls Head Coaching Candidates: Nate McMillan, Ime Udoka, Adrian Griffin, Kenny Atkinson, Mark Jackson and others are discussed. 1:00 Would you trade LaVine, one of the other core 4, and the pick for Ben Simmons? 14:00 Who would you prefer to send to the Sixers in addition to Zach to complete the trade? 16:00 If you were the Sixers, which player would you prefer to trade to the Bulls, Embiid or Simmons? For the next 2 seasons, which player would you prefer to have: LeBron, Kawhi, Luka, or Giannis? 24:00 Early Draft Talk 29:00... The post The Big Red Bus #28 – Back on the Bus appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred @cbefred interviews NBC Sports Chicago’s Kevin Anderson @Kevin_NBC5 regarding a variety of NBA topics. 01:00 Will We Finish this Season? 8:00 Will the 2020 NBA Title Require an Asterisk? 14:40 The NBA Contenders 21:21 Who will win the 2020 NBA Championship? 23:49 Are the Bulls Missing the Bubble Detrimental to their Future? 29:52 Zach LaVine’s Growth 32:00 Lauri’s Regression 33:00 Wendell Carter Jr. 34:53 Coby White’s Development The post Chicago Bullseye 450 – Tip-Off Number Two appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred interviews Kent McDill @KMcDill, the only Bulls Beat Writer to cover all 6 Bulls Title Teams. Kent McDill 411 2:25 Doug Collins vs. Phil Jackson 7:00 Why was Doug Collins Fired? 8:30 The Game 7 Loss to the Pistons in 1990 11:30 You were the only Beat Writer to cover all six championship teams. Which one of those teams did you feel was the best? What team represented the best competition? 13:30 What players/coaches did you enjoy the best relationship with / who did you enjoy interviewing? What players/coaches/FO were more problematic? 16:30 Do you feel the unfair coverage and speculation from the national media in 93 spurred MJ’s retirement? Or do you feel it would have... The post Chicago Bullseye 449 – Interview with Bulls Dynasty Beat Writer Kent McDill appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred is joined by 3 generations of Bulls fans (Gabrielle Blackwell, Stuart Lazarus, Coach Colucci) in a pregame prep for Episode 9 & 10. Topics: 1:00 What were the interesting revelations for you in Episodes 7 & 8? 8:15 What do you want to see in Episodes 9 & 10? 11:45 Better or Worse? Who do you feel better or worse about after viewing this Documentary? Jordan / Pippen / Coach Jackson / Krause The post Chicago Bullseye – “Last Dance” Roundtable Pregame appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred @cbefred interviews the great Darnell Mayberry @DarnellMayberry of the Athletic in this wide-ranging interview. Part 2 can be found at BullsHQ. This interview includes the following topics: What would you estimate the chances are for Jim Boylen to be back? What do you feel Jim did well in his time as coach? What do you feel he did poorly? A recently report stated some players defended him, while some key players blasted him. Who do you feel was his biggest fan? Who do you feel was not? Rank the core 4 for me in terms of who do you feel are most integral to turning this around: LaVine-White-WCJ-Lauri. Knowing what you do about the new management team,... The post Chicago Bullseye 448 – The Darnell Mayberry Interview Part 1 appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred Interview @cbefred interviews Coach Michael Colucci. Coach Colucci was a former Knicks fan with a unique perspective on the rivalries of the late 80’s and 90’s. A wide variety of topics are discussed about that era. The post Chicago Bullseye 447 – The Battles of the Bulls, Pistons, and Knicks appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred @cbefred interviews John Watson, Paul Conner, and James Kim in a Bulls Roundtable discussing “The Last Dance” Parts 1 & 2. 0:00 See Red Fred with Waddle & Silvy 5:00 What was your biggest surprise in episodes 1 & 2? 16:30 What do you want to see in future episodes? 27:00 Better or worse? Who did you feel better about after watching the doc? Who did you feel worse about? The post Chicago Bullseye – The Last Dance Roundtable appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred @cbefred interviews Bulls Outsider Big Dave Watson on a variety of topics. 0-4:20 See Red Fred on Waddle & Silvy 4.17.20 6:17 AK for the Sevens 8:57 Head Coach and General Manager 11:20 The top 3 Moves of Pax 17:50 Big Dave doesn’t like Scott Skiles 19:45 Rose over Beasley 21:21 Core Four Discussion 34:00 The Last Dance The post Chicago Bullseye 446 – Interview with Bulls Outsider Big Dave Watson appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred and Basketball Historian Tim Gallagher interview Coach Kamal Assaf, who has strong ties to the Denver Nuggets. Kamal played college basketball at UC-San Diego & Whittier College. He was Head Coach of La Jolla High School and won several CIF championships. He coached against Klay Thompson and Damian Lillard, among others. 1-4 Coach Assaf background 4:25 AK the Man 16 Roster Construction 18 Changes to the Game 21:40 JJ Polk 25 The Draft 30 Luka Doncic The post Chicago Bullseye 445 – Arturasapalooza Part 2 with Coach Kamal Assaf appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred @cbefred interviews the great Bulls Master of Prose Stephen Noh @StephNoh about Arturas Karnisovas. Topics discussed include: AK History and Philosophy Adrian Griffin Fire GarPax and the Kevin Anderson Tweet Will the Core 4 be back? The Athletic Bulls Free Agent Signings Hinkie is a Bum The players in Review Lauri Ranking the Core Email the show: ChicagoBullseye@gmail.com Follow See Red Fred: @cbefred The post Chicago Bullseye 445 – Arturasapalooza Part 1 w/ Stephen Noh appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

See Red Fred @cbefred interviews Bulldog Kevin Anderson @kevinAnderson for a discussion on the Bulls and his top-10 Star Wars Scenes. This latest episode of the Chicago Bullseye was recorded after 3 straight games of 30+ for the incredible Coby White. Topics Include: 1:00 Should Coby White Start? 6:30 To tank or not to tank? 10:00 Are you angry about Pax moving upstairs? 12:30 The Roster 14:30 How much will Kris Dunn get paid? 21:00 Bulldog Kevin Anderson’s Top 10 Star Wars Scenes 29:00 What was your process for the Top 10 32:38 THE TOP 10 STAR WARS SCENES OF ALL-TIME The post Chicago Bullseye 444 – Coby White and The Top 10 Scenes of Star Wars appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

The show begins with an excerpt of See Red Fred’s visit with Kyle Long and David Kaplan on ESPN 1000 from the 2.6.2020 morning show. NBC Sports Chicago’s Kevin Anderson (@Kevin_NBC5) chats with See Red Fred about the Core 4 Bulls. At the 31 minute mark, Star Wars talk begins about the new movie. Kevin also ranks all the Star Wars films. Email the show at ChicagoBullseye@gmail.com The post Chicago Bullseye 443 – Bulls and Star Wars Talk with Bulldog Kevin Anderson of NBC Sports Chicago appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.

Interview with Artis Gilmore Early Life Artis Gilmore was born in Chipley, Florida as one of 10 children. He was reared there, and attended Roulhac High School. Gilmore was 6'5′ at age 15. When public schools were integrated, he attended Chipley High School for one week before leaving home to attend Carver High School in Dothan, Alabama, a larger community 35 miles to the north. He graduated from Dothan's Carver High School in 1967, at 6'10” as a Third Team All-American. A star center during his two collegiate years at Jacksonville University, Gilmore led the Dolphins to the NCAA Division I championship game in 1970, where his team was beaten 80–69 by the UCLA Bruins. Gilmore remains the top player in rebounds per game in the history of NCAA Division I basketball. Artis Gilmore followed five All-Star seasons with the Kentucky Colonels of the ABA by becoming the first overall pick in the 1976 ABA Dispersal draft, which dispersed the players in the ABA clubs, such as the Colonels, that did not join the NBA. During his career, Gilmore was an 11-time All-Star, the ABA Rookie of the Year, and an ABA MVP. Nicknamed “The A-Train”, the 7 ft 2 in Gilmore once played in 670 consecutive games. Playing career 1971–1989 Position Center Number 53 Career history 1971–1976 Kentucky Colonels 1976–1982 Chicago Bulls 1982–1987 San Antonio Spurs 1987 Chicago Bulls 1988 Boston Celtics 1988–1989 Arimo Bologna (Italian League) Career highlights and awards ABA champion (1975) ABA Playoffs Most Valuable Player (1975) ABA Most Valuable Player (1972) 6× NBA All-Star (1978, 1979, 1981–1983, 1986) 5× ABA All-Star (1972–1976) ABA All-Star Game MVP (1974) 5× All-ABA First Team (1972–1976) 4× ABA All-Defensive First Team (1973–1976) NBA All-Defensive Second Team (1978) ABA Rookie of the Year (1972) ABA All-Rookie First Team (1972) ABA All-Time Team Consensus first-team All-American (1971) Second-team All-American – AP, NABC, UPI (1970) Career ABA and NBA statistics Points 24,941 (18.8 ppg) Rebounds 16,330 (12.3 rpg) Assists 3,050 (2.3 apg) Nicknames: (The A-Train, Late Sleeper) Position: Center ▪ Shoots: Left 7-2, 240lb (218cm, 108kg) Born: September 21, 1949 (Age: 70-106d) in Chipley, Florida Colleges: Gardner-Webb University, Jacksonville University Career Averages: 1,329 games 18.8 Pts 12.3 Reb 2.3 Assists 58.2% FG% 15% 3PT% 69.8% Free Throw % eFG 58.2% 21.4 PER Bulls Timeline March 29, 1971: Drafted by the Chicago Bulls in the 7th round (117th pick) of the 1971 NBA Draft. August 5, 1976: Drafted by the Chicago Bulls from the Kentucky Colonels in the dispersal draft. July 22, 1982: Traded by the Chicago Bulls to the San Antonio Spurs for Dave Corzine, Mark Olberding and cash. June 22, 1987: Traded by the San Antonio Spurs to the Chicago Bulls for a 1988 2nd round draft pick (Shelton Jones was later selected). December 26, 1987: Waived by the Chicago Bulls. January 8, 1988: Signed as a free agent with the Boston Celtics. Career Accomplishments Most Defensive Rebounds in Professional Basketball history with 11,514. 5th in Professional Basketball History in Overall rebounds 1 – Wilt Chamberlain (23924), 2 – Bill Russell (21,620), 3 – Moses Malone (17,834), 4 – Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (17,440) 5 – Artis Gilmore (16,330). Bulls When you get to the Bulls, you came back from San Antonio in the summer of 1987 in exchange for a 2nd round draft pick, and for a brief time you are on the court in Chicago with not only Michael Jordan but it was Scottie Pippen and Horace Grant's rookie years together. The post Bulls Podcast #53 – Artis Gilmore appeared first on Chicago Bullseye.