Cash Considerations is back, and on this episode we preview the 2019 NBA Draft from a Chicago Bulls perspective with Bleacher Report's Jonathan Wasserman. We discuss Jonathan's latest Big Board and a host of players the Bulls should be looking at with the No. 7 pick. On the back half of the episode, Ricky and Jason talk about the latest Bulls rumors and speculation. One hot topic involves the Bulls getting involved in the Anthony Davis trade talks, with Zach LaVine, the No. 7 pick, the No. 4 pick and Lonzo Ball some of the moving parts. We finish off the episode talking about the idea of D'Angelo Russell in Chicago.  For more podcasts, check out bluewirepods.com

Cash Considerations returns with the 2019 NBA Draft now just two weeks away. Before diving into draft talk, we briefly discuss the hiring of Roy Rogers to Jim Boylen's staff and the rumor about the Bulls' expected interest in Marcus Morris. Ricky then gives his top five on his Bulls draft board, as well as a host of other intriguing prospects.

In the latest Cash Considerations, Ricky and Jason answer a variety of fan questions from Twitter. We first discuss different draft scenarios and who the Bulls should be targeting, whether it's with the No. 7 pick or after a trade down. We look at the possibility of signing Malcolm Brogdon away from the Bucks, and then get real crazy and examine the idea of a Chris Paul trade. They finish with a quick look ahead at the NBA Finals between the Warriors and Raptors.

Cash Considerations is back with Ricky giving his report from the NBA Draft Combine. We talk about the Bulls' draft options and explore some of the recent rumors out there, including the interest in Lonzo Ball and Terry Rozier. For the second half of the show, 670 The Score's Cody Westerlund joins Jason to talk more about the combine, the draft and all the point guard options out there for the Bulls. We finish up discussing Jim Boylen and the Bulls' outlook next season.

Jason is joined by Carter Rodriguez of The Chase Down and Jovan Buha of Clip City on Blue Wire Buckets to discuss the Raptors tying their series with Milwaukee along with Golden State sweeping their way into the NBA Finals.

Cash Considerations is back to talk about the Bulls losing out on the Zion Williamson Sweepstakes and instead winding up with the No. 7 pick yet again. Jason and Ricky discuss what this means for the rebuild and examine the Jimmy Butler trade in a new lens after how this lottery played out. Ricky then gives his scouting report on three key players to watch at No. 7: Darius Garland, Coby White and Cam Reddish. Finally, we look at the Bulls' other options with the pick, including possible trades. For more podcasts like this, check out bluewirepods.com.

Jason is joined by Dan Favale of Hardwood Knocks & Mason Ginsberg of In The N.O. for the latest installment of Blue Wire Buckets. Listen to a segment of the latest episode.

We discuss Jim Boylen's contract extension with the Bulls, why it doesn't make sense and why it's indicative of a larger problem with the organization.

This week on Cash Considerations, Ricky and Jason are joined by Bleacher Report's, Will Gottleib. They discuss future roles for Bulls players, the NBA Playoffs and other things. For more podcasts like this, check out bluewirepods.com

Cash Considerations is back after a brief hiatus to talk all things Chicago Bulls with special guest Kevin Ferrigan. We discuss where the Bulls are in their rebuild and focus on three of the core pieces in Lauri Markkanen, Wendell Carter Jr. and Zach LaVine, as well as head coach Jim Boylen. We touch on some of the top draft prospects and also discuss the concept of tanking and the different ways to build a successful team. Finally, we look ahead at some offseason targets, including a discussion about the latest Jrue Holiday rumor. bluewirepods.com

Jason joins Sam Esfandiari & Mo Dakhil for an episode of Blue Wire Buckets, Blue Wire's roundtable NBA Playoffs podcast. Here's a segment from the most recent episode of Blue Wire Buckets.

Cash Considerations is back to recap a 2018-19 Chicago Bulls season in which they lost 60 games and suffered plenty of embarrassment in the process. Jason and Ricky discuss just what made this season so bad, while trying to keep at least a little optimism for the future thanks to a fun February. We also recap John Paxson's end-of-season press conference and the news that head coach Jim Boylen is not only returning next season, but is in line for a contract extension. Finally, we give player grades to all the key players on the roster.

Cash Considerations is back as the Bulls wind down their season led by Chicago native Walter Lemon Jr. The Bulls may be tough to watch at this point, but Lemon is a fun story amid the pile of rubble. Jason and Ricky also discuss Fred Hoiberg going to Nebraska and what that means for Jim Boylen's future as head coach, and Ricky reads off some of the funniest Boylen-isms from the season. (Shoutout to The Athletic's Stephen Noh for compiling them all together). They then dive into talk about Zion Williamson, R.J. Barrett and Coach K before finishing up the pod with fan questions.

Cash Considerations is back to talk about a Chicago Bulls team limping toward the finish line of the 2018-19 season. The Bulls dressed only nine players in a blowout loss against the Blazers, and afterward they announced that Lauri Markkanen will be shut down after experiencing extreme fatigue and a heart rate issue. Ricky and Jason talk about Markkanen's season and how he compares to some of the other top sophomores in the NBA. We then discuss Zion Williamson, Ja Morant and the NCAA Tournament before finishing up with a look at our own 2019 Bulls bracket of fun. For more podcasts like this, check out bluewirepods.com.

Cash Considerations is back with a mega-preview of the 2019 NCAA Tournament, with an eye on all the draft prospects participating. After a brief discussion about the current Bulls after their win over Bobby Portis, Jabari Parker and the Wizards, Ricky and Jason dive into Zion Williamson and the other top prospects in the 2019 NBA Draft with special guest Brian Schroeder. After discussing the top prospects and their fits on the Bulls, they go game-by-game through the opening round of the tournament with quick-hitting thoughts on the potential future pros.

Cash Considerations is back to talk about the Bulls' three-game losing streak and the possibility of shutting Zach LaVine down for the season

Cash Considerations is back to talk about the Bulls' thrilling 108-107 victory over Jimmy Butler and the Sixers, capped off by Zach LaVine's game-winning bucket. Jason and Ricky laud LaVine for his outstanding play of late, while also giving major shoutouts to Lauri Markkanen, Otto Porter Jr. and Robin Lopez. We also touch on the crazy 4OT game against the Hawks, and they finish up discussing the controversial Michael Reinsdorf interviews, which featured some mind-boggling quotes about the organization.

Cash Considerations is back with special guest Mark Karantzoulis of BullsHQ and Blog a Bull joining the show to talk about the suddenly red-hot Bulls. Chicago has won four of its last five games, and Mark helps Ricky and Jason talk about the driving forces behind the winning stretch. We discuss why we're happy to see the Bulls playing better instead of focusing on a tank and do some looking ahead to the future. Mark also talks about why he loves Ryan Arcidiacono, the "rivalry" with Bulls megafan See Red Fred and favorite Joakim Noah moments.

It may be the All-Star break, but there's no break for Cash Considerations. On this episode, Ricky and Jason are joined by The Athletic's Stephen Noh to talk all things Bulls. Stephen gives reasons why you should watch the rest of this season, and there's plenty of chatter about Otto Porter Jr., Lauri Markkanen and the Bulls' improved offense under Jim Boylen. They go on to hit on a variety of other topics surrounding the Bulls and their future, and Ricky also has some thoughts about Jerry Reinsdorf's other team, the White Sox, missing out on Manny Machado, if you're into that sort of thing.

Cash Considerations is back to give first impressions about the Otto Porter Jr. era in Chicago. Jason and Ricky talk about the Bulls' improved offense with Porter in the fold, and they toss bouquets at the recent progress of Lauri Markkanen. They touch on #TheReturn of Bobby Portis and Jabari Parker to the United Center, and then answer a variety of fan questions to finish out the show.

Cash Considerations returns for a special post-trade deadline episode. Jason and Ricky both laud the Bulls for acquiring Otto Porter Jr. and discuss how he'll fit into their future plans. We also discuss the Robin Lopez buyout situation and get a few digs in at Jim Boylen and the Bulls' front office along the way. Finally, we go around the league and talk about the big Eastern Conference moves at the deadline, as well as Kevin Durant's media tirade. bluewirepods.com

Cash Considerations is back and so is Jason as he finally returns after being "stranded" in Disney World thanks to the polar vortex. Jason and Ricky talk about the Bulls' most recent trade involving cash considerations and Timothe Luwawu-Cabarrot before discussing the latest Anthony Davis rumors. Then we look at the Bulls' roster and examine trade possibilities ahead of Thursday's deadline.

Cash Considerations is back with guest John Wilmes of Real GM and the Take Or Break It podcast while Jason is on vacation. Ricky and John run through a Bulls-Hawks game they attended, continue complaining about Jim Boylen, touch on the Anthony Davis trade talk, and discuss Lonzo Ball vs. Kris Dunn.

Cash Considerations is back to talk about the Bulls finally acquiring Carmelo Anthony after wanting him so badly in 2014, and then talking about what should really be done with Melo instead of just dumping him as is the plan. Jason and Ricky also talk about the Bulls finally ending their long 10-game losing streak thanks to a similarly miserable Cavs team, as well as recapping the rest of the brutal West Coast trip, Wendell Carter Jr.'s thumb surgery, an ugly home loss to the Heat and more.

The Cash Considerations pod is back, and for the first time ever, Jason and Ricky welcome a guest on the show. Sean Highkin, who used to work the Bulls beat for The Athletic, joins the fun after seeing the Bulls up close out in Portland. We talk about the future of the Bulls, the Jim Boylen raise and the interesting situations involving Robin Lopez and Jabari Parker. To wrap up the pod, Jason and Ricky preview the rest of the West Coast road trip and rant about the Bulls' current situation, with an eye toward the draft.  bluewirepods.com