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THE CHICAGO BULLS EPISODE | Matas Buzelis, Josh Giddey, and Ayo Dosunmu



THE CHICAGO BULLS EPISODE | Matas Buzelis, Josh Giddey, and Ayo Dosunmu

It’s an early-season Chicago Bulls episode featuring a few staples of their young core: Ayo Dosunmu, Matas Buzelis, and Josh Giddey. The trio dives into so much, giving a true inside look into the start of their season, including their hot start, why they love the chemistry in their locker room, and their goals for the season.

They also get into some of their basketball origins and careers, including what it means for Ayo and Matas to be from the Chicago area playing and for the Bulls, Ayo’s career at Illinois and Matas’ at G-League Ignite, and what Josh takes with him from the beginning of his career on the Oklahoma City Thunder.

They also have high-level basketball conversations about teaching vs. inheriting toughness, adapting to your role in the NBA, what it takes to be a winning player, and much more. Let’s go!

00:00 Intro
0:25 First impressions of Josh in Chicago
1:38 Josh and Matas using their size
4:05 When did Ayo and Matas meet?
5:10 Ayo going to Illinois
8:20 What if Matas and Josh played in college
11:20 Favorite vets
12:44 Ayo learning from Demar Derozan
16:00 Matas’ film room story
18:00 Ayo’s first playoffs vs. the Bucks
22:26 Josh’s Thunder years and thoughts on their culture
27:50 Matas on the Bulls culture
28:24 Matas and Ayo being from Chicago and playing for the Bulls
30:30 The Bulls pace
37:35 The Bulls locks room
39:54 Adjustments to the NBA
42:15 Josh’s approach as a point guard
45:45 Toughness in the NBA
49:30 How to make it in the NBA and impact winning
56:33 Winning players around the league
59:59 Analyzing players in college
1:04:57 Goals for this season

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Previously The Old Man and the Three w/ JJ Redick (ESPN / First Take) and Tommy Alter

33 Comments

  1. Love the young core here on the Bulls, hoping all 3 of these guys take some steps and grow together, there is potential here but it depends on how they develop. Coby as well though he is already closer to his final form.

  2. Lets gooo happy to see how these young bulls do this season! But lets win a game yeah? Weve been losin alot

  3. What's wrong with the timing? One day or another, whatever. What's wrong- reaction. Few, indeed few, wins and 24/7 fest starts, if losses arrives, even streaks, and all of a sudden that fest not just stops, but collapses instead. One would expect analysis, all good with it, but a lot of experts either in heaven, or hell. True analysis is just an island in feeeeeeeeeeeelings world

  4. Happy dayz legends, great start. Keep it up ❤️🦋🤙🏾🏀. Aussie Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Oi yeeeeeew giddey up 💪🏾🏀🤘🏽

  5. As a thunder fan, I’ll always root for Josh and I hope he becomes an all-star this year, will definitely be rooting for him and the bulls this year!

  6. Bulls are showing growth and maturity. Winning streaks and losing streaks will happen this year. They are called growing pains…but the endgame is what matters. Like how they think and speak.

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