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Football Night in Chicago

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Ep. 747: Should the Bulls have offered up Zach LaVine at the deadline?

2020-02-08

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Jason Lieser, Mark Carman and Russell Dorsey join Laurence Holmes on the panel.

0:00 - The Bulls stand pat at the deadline as the rebuild slowly continues. Are injuries really the biggest reason for their struggles as John Paxson says? Will they be able to lure big name free agents? How soon will they compete for a playoff spot again? And are they on the verge of becoming the new Knicks?

17:00 - Laurence sat down with Kyle Long for the latest installment of the "Under Center" podcast. The panel reacts to the Kyle's reasons why he knew his time was up and why he'll never wear another NFL jersey. Plus he talks about how important Olin Kreutz was for him as soon as his career was done.