Cash Considerations: A Chicago Bulls Pod – Details, episodes & analysis

Jason and Ricky discuss where the Bulls stand in the East after Coby White led them to another comeback win, this time over the Magic. While the Bulls aren't winning much these days, the wins have been of the rather crazy variety (see: Magic, Raptors, 76ers). With the other teams below them clearly tanking, the Bulls have solidified their hold on the 10-seed and likely have a better chance of moving up than falling down as they embrace the play-in push. The guys also touch on Arturas Karnisovas' recent podcast appearance with Stacey King, Ayo Dosunmu's weird season-ending injury and more. 

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Jason joined Blue Wire's The Block, The Shot, The Stop for a crossover episode previewing the Bulls' third matchup against the Cavaliers in 2024-25. While the Cavs have patiently built a juggernaut over the last few years, the Bulls have languished in mediocrity.

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The Bulls began 2025 with an embarrassing loss to the lowly Wizards as they continue to meander along in meaningless mediocrity. There are seemingly no trades on the horizon as the front office struggles to define a direction for the franchise yet again.

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Jason and Ricky wrap up a frustrating Bulls regular season and get ready for the play-in tournament against the Raptors. Chicago has struggled in Toronto this season, but we expect a close game that goes down to the wire. Will Zach LaVine deliver the signature game of his career to keep the Bulls alive? Or will it just be another ugly loss that keeps Chicago in the lottery, which might not be the worst thing at this point.

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After a thrilling comeback win over the Grizzlies, the Bulls came out flat and laid an egg at home against a Hawks team missing Trae Young. A win would have put the Bulls in good position to finish the regular season as the 8-seed, but the ugly defeat has them staring at the 10-seed. At least they clinched a play-in spot!

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Jason and Ricky took to Spotify Live after the Bulls' 121-110 loss to the Lakers, making it two straight ugly defeats after the big win over the Lakers in Los Angeles. While Chicago has played better with Patrick Beverley since the All-Star break, it's still looking like the No. 10 seed will be the outcome.

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The Bulls beat Joel Embiid for the first time ever after losing 12 straight games against him, extending their overall winning streak to three in the process with a double-overtime thriller against the Sixers. As the Bulls tighten their grip on a play-in spot, Jason and Ricky discuss whether this surge since signing Patrick Beverley is for real and what it means for the rest of this season and beyond.

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Jason is joined by Morten Jensen of Forbes, Sports Illustrated and The NBA Podcast after the Bulls' latest heartbreaking loss, a 117-114 defeat against the Kings on a last-second De'Aaron Fox 3-pointer. We discuss this wild game, where the Bulls stand this season and where they stand in the big picture moving forward. Finally, it's NCAA Tournament time!

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The Bulls' roller-coaster season continues with a shocking blowout win over the West-leading Nuggets, but the excitement was short-lived with the news that Lonzo Ball might need a third surgery on his troublesome knee. On a more positive note, Zach LaVine is hooping.

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Jason and Ricky took to Spotify Live after a disappointing Bulls loss to the Raptors. Chicago entered the crucial game with momentum thanks to two blowout wins in Patrick Beverley's first two games, but bad rebounding, too many turnovers and questionable coaching decisions doomed them in Toronto.

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