The Chicago Bulls are officially on the clock after landing the No. 4 overall pick in the 2026 NBA Draft.

Now the big question: What should be the franchise’s top priorities on draft night?

In this episode, we break down the Bulls’ biggest needs as they enter a critical offseason under Executive VP of Basketball Operations Bryson Graham. Should Chicago target a future superstar, add much-needed size and rim protection, or prioritize playmaking and perimeter shooting?

We also discuss other news and notes around the NBA, the playoffs and of course do our normal showdown trivia to close it out.

After years of being stuck in the middle, the Bulls have a golden opportunity to add a cornerstone player and accelerate their rebuild.

Who do you want the Bulls to draft with the 4th overall pick?

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The Chicago Bulls moved up in the 2026 NBA Draft Lottery and landed the No. 4 overall pick, giving the franchise a huge opportunity to add another cornerstone piece to its young core.

With stars like Josh Giddey and Matas Buzelis already in place, the Bulls are now in position to select one of the top talents in this year’s class.

Who could be available at No. 4? Dan and Jason Bernstein discuss on this emergency podcast.

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The next era of Chicago Bulls basketball starts now. With Bryson Graham officially taking over as Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations, his first major task is one that could define the future of the franchise: hiring the Bulls’ next head coach.

What type of coach should Chicago target? A proven veteran? A rising young innovator? Someone who can finally maximize this roster and establish a real identity?

In this episode, we break down Bryson Graham’s approach, the potential candidates who could be on the Bulls’ radar, and why this coaching hire may be the most important decision the organization has made in years. Can Graham lead the Bulls into a new winning era? Let’s discuss.

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The Chicago Bulls have made a surprising yet major front office move, hiring Bryson Graham as their new Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations — and this could signal a serious shift in direction for the franchise.

In this episode, Jason and Dan break down what Graham brings to the table, his track record in talent evaluation and roster building, and what this hire means for the future of the Bulls. Is this the move that finally modernizes the organization? Or do we just wait and see.

We’ll dive into how this decision impacts the current roster, potential offseason moves, and the long-term vision in Chicago.

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Former Chicago Bulls players Ayo Dosunmu and Wendell Carter Jr. are making serious noise on the NBA Playoff stage—and Bulls fans can’t help but wonder “what if?”

In this episode, Jason and Dan break down how both former Chicago standouts are thriving with their current teams, stepping up in big moments and proving their value when it matters most. From clutch performances to impactful two-way play, Dosunmu and Carter Jr. are showing exactly why they were so important during their time in Chicago.

Did the Bulls give up too soon? Could these performances have changed the future in Chicago? We dive into their playoff success, what it says about their development, and how it reflects on the Bulls’ roster decisions.

We also discuss the latest in the Bulls front office and coaching search.

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The future of the Chicago Bulls may come down to one big question: can Michael Reinsdorf put loyalty aside for the greater good of the franchise?

In this episode, Jason and Dan Bernstein take a hard look at the current state of the Chicago Bulls after Billy Donovan stepped down as head coach and whether the tough decisions on the way will be done the right way. From front office relationships to long-standing ties within the organization, will ownership prioritize change — or continue down the same path?

At some point, every franchise has to make uncomfortable choices to move forward. Are the Bulls at that breaking point? And more importantly, is Michael Reinsdorf willing to make the kind of decisions that will reshape the future of this team?

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The 2025–26 Chicago Bulls season was a rollercoaster from start to finish, filled with flashes of promise, but mostly tough losses and front office turmoil.

Coming into the year, expectations were mixed. In the end, the 2025–26 season will be remembered as one of mediocrity, a trade deadline failure, and another season where the Bulls missed the playoffs.

What did you think of the Bulls’ season? Dan and Jason break down players, discuss the NBA Play-In games and the future headed into a big offseason.

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The Chicago Bulls are heading into a major turning point after parting ways with Arturas Karnisovas and Marc Eversley. Now, all eyes turn to Michael Reinsdorf — but should Bulls fans trust him to lead the next front office rebuild?

In this episode, Dan and Jason break down Reinsdorf’s track record, the decisions that led to this moment, and what this means for the future of the franchise. Is this an opportunity for a fresh start, or more of the same concerns that have held the team back?

We’ll also discuss what the Bulls should be looking for in their next front office leadership and whether this reset can finally put the team back on a winning path.

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