In this episode of The Horns Over Hoops Podcast, the hosts take a hard look at the Chicago Bulls’ 2025 season and explore one big question: Can the Chicago Bulls turn things around this season, or are they doomed to fall short? In the Season Breakdown segment, we assess each player’s impact on the team so far, diving into the strengths and struggles of top players like Zach LaVine and Nikola Vucevic. We also discuss how younger talents, including Matas Buzelis, Patrick Williams, and Dalen Terry, are fitting into the lineup and how they could shape the Bulls’ future.

In the Possible Changes for the Bulls segment, we look at coaching adjustments, trade possibilities, and lineup changes that might jumpstart the Bulls’ season. We explore if players like Coby White, Julian Phillips, and Adama Sanogo can step up to provide the bench depth and energy the Bulls desperately need. Our hosts share their ideas on what the Bulls must do to stay competitive in a tough Eastern Conference.

Next, we bring back the fan-favorite Mt. Hornsmore segment, where we rank the Top 5 NBA Logos of all time. From iconic logos that have stood the test of time to sleek, modern designs, will the legendary Bulls logo make the list?

Finally, in Ask-A-Horniac, we answer listeners’ questions about the Bulls’ season, roster changes, and potential playoff hopes. Don’t miss this episode packed with Bulls analysis, NBA fun, and all the insight true fans crave!

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