On this episode of Cash Considerations, Jason and Ricky recap an eventful last week for the Chicago Bulls before previewing the trade deadline from a Bulls perspective. We touch on Kris Dunn's injury, Zach LaVine's All-Star news and Chandler Hutchison's improved play, then delve into what we think the Bulls should do before Thursday's trade deadline, going through the roster player by player and talking trade options.  Thanks to our new partner BetOnline. Go to BetOnline.ag and use promo code BLUEWIRE to get a 50% welcome bonus on your first deposit.

On this week's Cash Considerations, Bleacher Report's Will Gottlieb joins the show to talk about Lauri Markkanen's bummer of an injury, which will keep him out 4-6 weeks. We discuss what this injury means for this Bulls season, Lauri's future and the rebuild as a whole. We then talk about Zach LaVine's latest huge game against the Cavs and again touch on his All-Star chances. We finish up with a discussion about Bulls head coach Jim Boylen and some of his latest mishaps.

Jason Patt talks to Justin Rowan on The Chase Down, the Cleveland Cavaliers podcast the Blue Wire Network. They discuss this season for the Chicago Bulls, similarities to the Cavs, the upcoming trade deadline, team building philosophies and more. Check out The Chase Down and other Blue Wire pods at www.bluewirepods.com

On this episode of Cash Considerations, Jason and Ricky talk about the Chicago Bulls' 2-2 week, which was capped off by Zach LaVine's 42-point performance in a come-from-behind victory against the Cleveland Cavaliers. We discuss LaVine's All-Star candidacy and what it would mean for the Bulls, who continue to lose to good teams while beating up on the bums of the NBA. We then dive into Lauri Markkanen's usage and lament the lack of development.

On the latest episode of Cash Considerations, Jason and Ricky rant about the disappointing Chicago Bulls as they hit the midpoint of the 2019-20 season with only 14 wins. We talk about what has gone wrong and what we're looking for the rest of the season and into the future. We finish by answering a number of fan questions about where the Bulls go from here. Thanks to our partner UNTUCKit. Go to UNTUCKit.com and use promo code BLUE for 20% off at checkout.

Cash Considerations is back for the first episode of the new decade. On this episode, Jason and Ricky discuss the Chicago Bulls' 0-3 week against much tougher competition. While Kris Dunn and the defense deserve some credit for their recent play, the offense and crunch-time execution are still a major problem. We also talk about Jim Boylen's timeout/rotation management, which was a major topic of conversation after a loss to the Boston Celtics. We wrap up the pod on a lighter note, revealing some of our favorite moments from the past decade of Bulls Basketball.

On the latest episode of Cash Considerations, Jason is joined by Ti Windisch of Blue Wire's Milwaukee Bucks podcast, Gyro Step. After a brief rundown of the light week that was for the Chicago Bulls, Ti gives his take on where the Bulls stand from the perspective of a Central Division rival. We then discuss the race for the No. 8 seed and potential 1-8 matchups for Milwaukee before finishing up with general Bucks talk and a preview of Monday's game in Chicago.  Thanks to our partner UNTUCKit. Go to UNTUCKit.com and use promo code BLUE for 20% off at checkout.

Cash Considerations is back to talk about a Chicago Bulls team that's suddenly just a game out of the No. 8 seed in the Eastern Conference. Jason and Ricky discuss another crazy week, which featured both a huge implosion (vs. Thunder) and a huge comeback (vs. Wizards). We highlight the improved play of Zach LaVine, Lauri Markkanen and Kris Dunn and how they've helped make the Bulls more competitive of late, but we still wonder just what the ceiling is for this core of players.

Jason returns to Cash Considerations after an episode off to talk with Ricky about another eventful week of Chicago Bulls Basketball. The week featured a heartbreaking loss (vs. Raptors), an offensive explosion (vs. Hawks), offensive ineptitude (vs. Hornets) and a thrilling win (vs. Clippers) all in one. But most notably, John Paxson talked to select members of Bulls media, and he confirmed that Jim Boylen isn't going anywhere. Jason and Ricky recap Paxson's comments and lament the disappointing state of the team.