The CHGO Bulls crew react to the latest words from newly signed Chicago Bulls point guard Josh Giddey after the team’s training camp practice on Friday. Giddey said this year has a different feel than last year, feeling much more confident about his role on the team. What’s the best case scenario for Giddey’s 2025-26 season? Peck, Big Dave and Will Gottlieb try to answer that, plus several other “what if” and “fill in the blank” questions about the upcoming season. Plus, a little Taylor Swift talk as the gang bids a bittersweet farewell to Katy, our forever Queen of the Controls!

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The CHGO Bulls crew break down the latest news from Day 3 of Chicago Bulls training camp, including words from Patrick Williams. The former 4th overall draft pick is entering his sixth season with the Bulls, and the second year of his big contract. Peck, Big Dave and Will Gottlieb have a “no shade” conversation about Williams, his role on the team, and what he can still accomplish. The guys also set their “Prove It” goals for Zach Collins and Jalen Smith. What does each big man have to do to win the primary backup job behind Nikola Vucevic?

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On this episode, the CHGO Bulls crew dive into the news that Jonathan Kuminga has signed a 2-year, $48 million deal with the Golden State Warriors that now makes him more eligible for a trade in January. Will the Chicago Bulls be more likely to inquire about the services of the 4-year veteran? Plus, we explore point guard Tre Jones. After signing his 3-year, $24 million deal, what will be his official role on the team? Is he the most important player for the Bulls off the bench? Also, we have Prove Its for Tre Jones and Kevin Huerter. What does the crew think each of them needs to prove this season for the team?

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The CHGO Bulls crew discuss the biggest takeaways from Day 1 of Chicago Bulls training camp for the 2025-26 season. Billy Donovan spoke at Media Day about the open competition and flexibility at the starting small forward spot, so who’s the leading candidate coming into camp? Matas Buzelis and Josh Giddey both highlighted Isaac Okoro’s arrival when emphasizing the need to be a more physical team, but Donovan saw good results from starting Kevin Huerter down the stretch last season. Peck, Big Dave and Will Gottlieb analyze the competition to crack the starting five, and react to what we heard after the team’s first official practice from Okoro, Donovan and rookie Noa Essengue.

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The CHGO Bulls crew break down all the interviews from Chicago Bulls Media Day, including Arturas Karnisovas, Matas Buzelis and more! Did AK lay out a clear vision for what the team’s goals are this season? Did Billy Donovan surrender any clues on which player will round out his starting five? Buzelis made some strong statements about team goals, as well as goals for himself. Coby White and Josh Giddey sound confident entering their second season as teammates, but first full season as “the backcourt of the future.” Peck, Big Dave and Will Gottlieb react to all the sights and sounds from Media Day!

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The CHGO Bulls crew discuss the report from Spotrac’s Keith Smith that Josh Giddey’s new contract with the Chicago Bulls will pay him a flat annual salary of $25 million. Matt Peck, Big Dave and Will Gottlieb analyze what this means for the Bulls’ books moving forward. Is this the ideal contract for the team, rather than an ascending or descending one? The guys also read and react to “Prove It” submissions from our CHGO Diehards; both for Bulls players AND our show’s hosts. Plus, Katy quizzes the guys with “Who He Play For? Former Bulls Edition”!

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The CHGO Bulls crew react to the ESPN’s NBA Rank 2025, which omitted Josh Giddey from the Top 100 players in the league this season. Giddey did make an appearance in their “players who can make the jump next year” list. But…shouldn’t he be there already? Peck, Big Dave and Will Gottlieb discuss the validity of some of the names who beat out Giddey on ESPN’s ranks. The guys also react to Coby White coming in at #71. White surpassed his former teammates DeMar DeRozan and Zach LaVine, but also fell thirteen spots from his #58 ranking last year. Does all of that make sense? Plus, some results from the latest ESPN NBA survey that Chicago Bulls VP of Basketball Operations Arturas Karnisovas might find compelling.

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The CHGO Bulls crew discusses the newest Chicago Bulls, Noa Essengue, and what he brings to the table this season. How many games will Essengue actually play in the NBA, as opposed to games with the team's G-League affiliate? When he does play, what will Essengue look like on the floor? And how will he look in relation to the rookie season of his teammate, Matas Buzelis?

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