No Zones With Tony Gill

The No Zones podcast is back with more Bulls talk, as host Tony Gill is joined by 670 The Score editor Cody Westerlund. The guys discuss the Bulls finally getting healthy for the first time this season and what they need to see out of the core together moving forward. Gill then explains why he personally had to come to terms with another member of the core being added and later made a bold prediction. They also discussed how Jim Boylen has continued to exile Jabari Parker to the bench. Follow the guys and send them questions on Twitter @tonygill670 and @CodyWesterlund.

At long last, host Tony Gill has a name for The Score's Bulls podcast: the No Zones Podcast. It's the same coverage, the same fun as before. In this episode, Gill is joined by Herb Lawrence, the executive producer of the Laurence Holmes Show and Bulls basketball on 670 the Score. They discuss the Bulls' trade of Justin Holiday to the Grizzlies, coach Jim Boylen's benching of rookie center Wendell Carter Jr. and the slower pace that Boylen wants to play at. You can follow and send your questions to Gill on Twitter @tonygill670, and you can follow Lawrence @ecnerwal23.

In a new episode of the Score's Bulls Podcast, host Tony Gill is joined by Demonze Spruiel and Ken Davis of the D & Davis Show to discuss the latest storylines. Chief among their topics is whether the core three of Lauri Markkanen, Zach LaVine, and Kris Dunn can find continuity now that they're finally on the court together after injuries ravaged their group. The guys do an early analysis of the core three, the return of Derrick Rose to the United Center and react to Bulls executive John Paxson's Christmas interview with Score reporter David Schuster. Make sure to follow Gill on Twitter @tonygill670 to get updates on the podcast and to send your questions.

The Bulls continue to struggle in the Jim Boylen era, losing six of their first eight games under his direction. In a new episode of the Score's Bulls podcast, Tony Gill and Laurence Holmes break down the latest with the team, including Boylen's coaching style, the impact of Zach LaVine's ankle injury, the uncertainty surrounding Jabari Parker's future with the team and more. The guys also answer listeners' questions in a Bulls mailbag. Make sure to follow Gill on Twitter @tonygill670 to send your questions and for updates on the podcast.

The first week-plus of the Jim Boylen era has been rocky for the Bulls, who received national ridicule after players nearly boycotted practice Sunday. In place of that, they held a long players-only and then team meeting, discussing their concerns with Boylen's demanding style. This new episode of 670's Bulls podcast features Score producer and host Tony Gill and 670thescore.com editor Cody Westerlund reacting to the continued drama. Make sure to follow Gill on Twitter @tonygill670 to send your questions and for updates on the podcast.

The newest episode of the 670 The Score's Bulls podcast features Score producer and host Tony Gill and 670thescore.com editor Cody Westerlund reacting to the big news of the day: Fred Hoiberg's firing. The guys detailed what went wrong for Hoiberg, whether Bulls management's explanation made sense and whether the move to promote Jim Boylen to head coach will make any difference moving forward. Make sure to follow Gill on Twitter @tonygill670 to send your questions and for updates on the podcast. 

670 The Score's Bulls podcast is back with another episode with Score producer and host Tony Gill along with Score sports editor Cody Westerlund. This week, the guys discuss the podcast rebranding itself due to a Twitter controversy, the Bulls getting close to having young star Lauri Markkanen back from injury and Zach LaVine's trust his teammates. They also answer questions from Bulls fans in the mailbag segment. Make sure to follow Gill on Twitter @tonygill670 to send your questions and for updates on the podcast.

Welcome to the inaugural episode of the Bulls Beat Podcast, a new home for great coverage and commentary on your Chicago Bulls every week. 670 The Score producer Tony Gill is the lead host of the podcast, and Score editor Cody Westerlund joined for the first episode, in which they discuss the Bulls' ugly four-game losing streak that was marked recently by blowout losses, the leadership of Wendell Carter Jr., the season-ending ankle surgery for Denzel Valentine, Jabari Parker's struggles and more. You can follow Tony on Twitter @tonygill670 and Cody @CodyWesterlund.