NBA play-in tournament shows the Bulls have a long way to go
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What insights do Marshall Harris and Gabe Ramirez share about the Bulls' performance?
Rahimi Harrison-Grody. We are the best show in this town to have the coach and or quarterback sit right here. Because we're here for a good time. We are here for a good time. We're fun. We're funny. We're serious sometimes. Sometimes we cry. Sometimes we laugh. Like, this is perfect.
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On 104.3, the score. Thomas Hunter. And Curry, three, good! 34! 34 for Curry!
Four Bulls. unnecessary shade. Don't have the Chicago Bulls right there. Steph Curry, top five. Don't argue with me. Argue with your mom. Top five. Argue with your mama. Not me. It is you. Here's what's going to happen. Those of you that feel like Steph Curry is outside of the top five when he is gone and you're watching regular NBA basketball without snipers at the 3.9 and you're realizing how difficult it is to knock down shots the way Steph Curry makes it look like layups, then maybe you'll appreciate him that much more. But of course, Golden State Warriors knock out the Los Angeles Clippers last night, 126-121. Everybody's complaining about how bad of a product the NBA is. Sure, when you're looking at every single team in the league.
But when you're looking at the top, there are some talented teams and some must-watch games that are out there, including a series that I'm going to be locked in on, Denver, Minnesota. Put me in, coach. I mean, talk about Marshall buying six TVs so you can make sure you're locked in on that one. One of the TVs has to be there.
On that subject, by the way, I got a good suggestion about pulling up on my laptop the multi-view of different windows and have all those windows going at the same time and then mirroring it to the television. Oh, that's even better. So then you can have all the apps open. You know what I'm saying? I love our listeners. Because I'm not going out to buy six TVs, as was suggested by several listeners. But you know what? Last night was one of those nights where I was watching everything on every different device. And unfortunately... Yes, Steph Curry is amazing. I am a lifelong run TMC. First one to 100 wins in the words of Don Nelson, Warriors fan. Ever since Latrell Sprewell, first jersey I ever owned, before he choked some people out.
PJ and Carlos and whatnot. But watching those games last night just reminded me how far the Bulls are away from doing anything. And when I say anything, remember, this time last year, they got blown out the frame by the Miami Heat. And we see how bad the Heat are right now. And even now, they're so much better than the Bulls. And you got to have stars. And all these teams that we've seen in the play-in have star players. And it's really sad to understand that we talked to Elias Schuster from SI on Bulls earlier today. The reality hit that it may be several years before we are talking about the Bulls in the same way that we talk about a top five player in all time is Steph Curry or the guy that he beat, Kawhi Leonard, like perennial all-stars.
And they haven't had one of those in a long, long time.
How does Steph Curry's performance highlight the Bulls' struggles?
I know you're a big Nikola Vucevic guy. We've been over how that was a terrible decision and it was bad and you were stomping for your guy. But now in retrospect, I think you can admit he's where he probably belonged at the time, which is the fourth or fifth option on a championship contender. You got to have a number one option, a number two, and a number three option before we can even start the conversation. And I think everybody needs to... Understand that it's okay if you don't win the NBA championship because we're seeing teams right now with players who are Hall of Fame worthy. They're not going to be contending for a championship. Steph Curry's not contending for a championship. His... What he gets in reward for winning the game last night, being, as you called him, top five player of all time, is a date with Phoenix.
And if he wins that game, what he gets is a meeting with an Oklahoma City Thunder team that is unreal.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What insights do Marshall Harris and Gabe Ramirez share about the Bulls' performance?
0:01–3:42
2
How does Steph Curry's performance highlight the Bulls' struggles?
3:42–9:12
3
What are the implications of the Bulls' roster decisions on their future?
9:12–12:00
4
Why is the gap between the Bulls and playoff teams significant?
12:00–14:14
5
What can the Bulls learn from successful teams in the NBA?
14:14–15:47
6
How do the Bulls' current players compare to those on winning teams?
15:47–16:45
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