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EPISODE · Feb 16, 2021 · 42 MIN

Should Bulls look to trade Thaddeus Young?

from By The Horns: A Chicago Bulls Show · host Chicago Sports Network

Coming off a great win vs the Indiana Pacers, the Bulls are handling close games a lot better and a lot of that has to do with the rising play of Bulls veteran Thaddeus Young. With Thad's production continuing to increase off the bench, is it time for the Bulls to really consider trading him for future assets, at the detriment of the current roster for this season? K.C. Johnson, Rob Schaefer, and Tony Gill discuss what they think the Bulls should do. Later they also discuss the return of Wendell Carter Jr. from injury, and Zach Lavine taking over another game with a huge shot vs the Pacers. (4:00) - The Bulls are winning games they have been known for losing in seasons past and Thad Young is a huge reason for that (10:53) - Is what the Bulls do with Thad Young a sign of how they view this roster and this team? (18:36) - The return of Wendell Carter Jr. How was his first outing and can he still grow his game with the amount of time left this season? (30:00) - Zach Lavine scores another 30 points, are we being too nitpicky with Zach's game and how does he keep making these ridiculous shots?

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