Full Show — February 4, 2026
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What is discussed at the start of this section?
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The views and opinions of Layla Rahimi, Marshall Harris, and Mark Grody should not be taken too seriously. Especially when they give advice. Do not take Marshall's analogies literally. Especially when it comes to Russell Dorsey. The sports thoughts of Rahimi, Harris, and Grody may change at any time. It's just sports. Okay, thanks, bye! Rahimi Harrison-Grody, 10 to 2 on 104.3 The Score.
It is our friend Paul Pabst, host of the Tailgate Saturday mornings. I see you are traversing the entire bay. How is that going for you, Paul? Well, you know what's weird out here? They have these driverless cars, and they're like, they're not Ubers.
Yeah, Waymo. Marshall, I had no idea about Waymo. I went to cross the street the other day, and there was a car with no people in it. I'm like, I had a staring contest. I didn't know what to do. Hey.
What is the deal with the smart car? How smart is that? Those things are tiny. Can you even drive them in traffic? I'm so smart. E equals MC squared. I drive a smart car. That's not smart in my book. Are you going to try a Waymo? I've been in a Waymo. I was in one in Phoenix. It's an interesting thing. It's pretty standard for people out there, though. They're used to it.
I got to tell you, I'm old school. I'm like a Chevy Nova 3 on the tree. I like old school cars and people, but I'll try to embrace this this week and get back to you.
You're not driving this. It's a death trap. We have breaking news.
Oh, I like this, Paul. I can't believe it. I love this.
Paul, the Bulls have made a trade.
Get ready, Pam. Give it to us. Get ready.
Oh, my God. Okay, it's happening. Everybody stay calm. What's the procedure, everyone? What's the procedure?
Stay f***ed.
Chicago, Minnesota, and Detroit have agreed to a multi-team deal that sends Jaden Ivey and Mike Conley Jr. to the Bulls.
Love Mike Conley Jr.
Mike Conley to the Bulls.
He's a stud.
Kevin Herter and Dario Sarge go to the Pistons. Sources tell ESPN. I know you guys are going to have people on to break this down, but my first reaction to this is it's step one of a second trade. I don't think that this would be the only thing you did. This might be a roster move to get the roster ready to do something else.
I want you to put the word out there.
But we back up. Understand me? We back up.
Hold on. We're back up. We're back up because the Bulls are making trades with the rest of the NBA. They're back at sea level in terms of their standard operating procedure. The declaration has been made. We back up. AK did those things he was supposed to do like three years ago.
We back.
It's true, Ray. You're right. You're right. AK has seen the light. The standard had been lowered and now we're... As we like to say about the dating scene, the bar is in hell. So let me get this straight. Back to average. Ultimately, I'm all for making moves that further define the direction of your franchise. which I think we just saw the idea. Right now they have like seven guards, the Bulls, but they're making trades, so we back up. Guards are important. When you run at the pace the Bulls run, I believe it's the fourth highest pace in the NBA, you need guards to push. I am aware, but they have so many guards that I feel like they're just going to run a line full of guards. We got 5'8 running the point, and we'll get higher in height from there.
You saw Yuki win that jump ball.
What are the implications of the Bulls' recent trades?
I have so much belief in him.
Yeah. Yuki did win the jump ball.
Listen, AK. All 5'8 of them. Listen, AK.
And you know what? I'm not 5'8. I got miles to go before I get to 5'8. Shortest player in Bulls history out here winning jump balls over Kasper Jakotunis. I have a message for AK right now. AK, do not waste Yuki's window. You hear me? Don't waste it. Is this what backup is like? I know it's Casperus. I just like to call him Ghost because I see Casper and I just stop there. Call him Ghost. I like it. It's okay. On behalf of Illini, who I adopted because... They're the public school, and they disappoint me in various sports ways at times. I felt like I had to say it. Illini, by the way, looking good.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is discussed at the start of this section?
0:02–3:40
2
What are the implications of the Bulls' recent trades?
3:40–9:23
3
How do the Bulls' trades impact their roster direction?
9:23–27:51
4
What are the potential consequences of the Bulls' moves?
27:51–1:26:00
5
What were the highlights of the Bulls' recent trades?
1:26:00–1:26:28
6
How did the Bulls perform leading up to the All-Star break?
1:26:28–1:27:14
7
What is the significance of the upcoming NBA trade deadline for the Bulls?
1:27:14–1:28:27
8
What are the implications of the Anthony Davis trade for the Bulls?
1:28:27–2:47:42
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