Podcast appearances and mentions of Kirk Hinrich

Haize dives into the potential trade scenarios facing the Chicago Bulls. With the team contemplating moves to retain their top 10 pick, Haize discusses the possibility of trading young talents like Coby White, Ayo Dosunmu, and Patrick Williams. He reflects on past decisions, such as the trade of Kirk Hinrich, to highlight the tough choices teams must make to build a competitive roster. Haize also examines the current performance of key players, addressing fan concerns about consistency and potential trades. As the Bulls navigate their future,Podcast Links: https://linktr.ee/BullsCentralPodGet at us:Email: BullsCentralPod@gmail.comTwitter:@BullsCentralPodPhone: ‪(773) 270-2799‬Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/chicago-bulls-central/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Everybody drop your Buffs®, it's time to earn the merge! Only this time... it's harder than ever. Jeff, Jay, and Charlie dive into the new twist that left only one player safe. Jeff explains the producer's mentality behind the shift between the group and individual stages of the game. Plus the chaos of when all the crews hit the same beach and suddenly there are 13 simultaneous stories to cover. Then, Charlie analyzes how to approach a two-stage challenge when you have nothing left in the tank. And, Jeff and Charlie debate the pros and cons of a large vs. small tribal council - and whether there is truly nowhere to hide on Survivor. Lastly, Jeff reveals how the entire episode was framed from Rome's POV and how starting on the beach and ending in the edit bays, the team was able to bring you inside his mind as he went to what he referred to as a "Michael Jordan vs. Kirk Hinrich" tribal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Bem amigos do Bola Presa, mais um podcast no ar! Seguimos de férias, então para essa semana abrimos para todos vocês uma edição do nosso podcast exclusivo para ASSINANTES. Neste episódio refazemos o Draft 2003 da NBA. Normalmente pegamos o Draft que completam DEZ ANOS e os revisitamos com as informações coletadas na última década, mas que tal voltar VINTE anos dessa vez? Como prometido várias vezes, resolvemos usar nosso formato de podcast especial também para Drafts clássicos, então começamos com esse que muitos consideram o melhor de todos os tempos: como organizar LeBron James, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh e Dwyane Wade no topo? O que fazer com todos os armadores que saíram na primeira rodada como Kirk Hinrich, TJ Ford e Mo Williams? Para onde vão os surpreendentes Kyle Korver, Leandrinho, David West e o misterioso Boris Diaw? O que diabos fazer com Darko Milicic?! Como sempre, pensamos em quem deveria ter escolhido quem agora que sabemos os sucessos, fracassos, lesões e desenvolvimento de cada um.  Não é apenas uma lista de melhores jogadores (embora isso seja parte importante). Levamos em consideração a situação de cada time na época e o que sabemos do futuro deles também, a ideia é achar o melhor encaixe para o futuro de todos. ... |OS PARÇAS DO BOLA PRESA| ASSINE O BOLA PRESA NO SPARKLE E RECEBA CONTEÚDO EXCLUSIVO São planos de R$14 e R$20 reais e mais de 80 podcasts para apoiadores Agora há a opção de um pagamento anual único via Pix, Boleto ou Cartão de Crédito parcelado =). O BOLA PRESA É PARCEIRO DA KTO Receba 20% de bônus no primeiro depósito com o cupom BPRESA e faça suas apostas

On this edition of the Bulls Talk Podcast, K.C. Johnson, Jason Goff and Tony Gill discuss Ayo Dosunmu scoring his career high for second time in three games but in a loss to the Houston Rockets (1:00). They break down the limbo the Bulls are in and the struggles they are having getting to a .500 record (9:30). And they discuss if Bulls management is seeing the same things the fans and media are to make the necessary changes this offseason (14:00). Later in the podcast, the trio discusses the difference in rooting for the Kirk Hinrich, Ben Gordon, Luol Deng-era Bulls and the current Bulls (26:52) and whether Minnesota shooting guard Anthony Edwards should be getting the Michael Jordan comparisons (33:42).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

The Jayhawks are out of the NCAA tournament. To wash this bitter taste from their minds, the QBs invite their listeners to think back on some of the all-time greats who wore a Kansas University basketball jersey. Remember Raef Lafrentz? How about Wayne Simien? Or Danny Manning? Of course you remember them! Also on this episode, the QBs explain why they are also fans of Kansas State and hope you, the listener, will cheer the Wildcats into the Final Four.Broken news article: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/1017650-kansas-basketball-the-top-50-players-in-school-history Podcast Home: https://www.kansasqb.com Support the Show: https://www.patreon.com/kansasqb/ Updates and Live Shows: https://www.facebook.com/kansasqb/ Video Podcast Library: https://www.youtube.com/@juhlmediallc/playlists

In the season two premiere, Jarrett is joined by Jeremy Lambert of Fightful to discuss the Colorado Avalanche winning the Stanley Cup, Kirk Hinrich, and Jeremy tells Jarrett how great he is.

LISTENERS DISCRETION (PROFANITY INCLUDED) 1st Installment of Episode 35 Topics: Bsolz, Marketing Babies, Lowlights?, Real Time Game Footage, Nate verified, LeBron 40k, 2000's Comp, Zone Defense, Royal Ivey, Bench Depth, Kirk Hinrich, Sorry ERA, Expansion Teams, IG Live, No Credibility, Steve Nash MVP's, Shannon & Skip, Per 36 Derrick Rose v. Immanuel Quickley, Quentin Grimes, Miles McBride, Stats are NOTHING without CONTEXT, Evolution, 2016 Fast Track, MainlyMJ, Starting A New Wave?, Isaiah Mobley v. Bill Russel, 21st Century, Pleasing Subscribers, Gio Wise v. Pistol Pete, D'Vontae Graham, Bouknight with Nike & Jordan Brand, ETB Spazz SZN, Diversion Tactic, Deflection Tactic, Player's Choice Roast, Troll Session, Steph v. Mahmoud, MJ Untouchable, Phantom Foul Call, "Winner", Big Shot Bob, Lavine v. MJ, Chris Livingston, Thanos Offense Breakdown, 2021-22 Grizzlies, etc. LINK: https://linktr.ee/dtpent

On this classic episode of Over and Back, Jason and Rich examine NBA players who by age 25 appeared on the trajectory for all-time greatness but for one reason or another fell off track.Players discussed include early NBA star Ed Macauley, territorial pick in the last BAA draft before the BAA and the NBL merged to form the NBA. Jason and Rich discuss Macauley's early career, the trade he's most famous for and what he did in his post-playing career. Dwight Howard: one of the NBA's shining stars in his early years that has fallen out of favor recently, Jason and Rich look at his injury history as well as his attitude and whether or not he will be considered an all-time great when he finally hangs it up.Tracy McGrady: T-Mac put together one of the NBA's greatest seasons in 2003 but just a few years later was unable to get on the court. McGrady was a star that shined bright but ultimately left many underwhelmed.Elton Brand: Mr. Reliable put together an impressive resume in his early 20s but never reached the next level.Gilbert Arenas: One of the NBA's best stories turned into one of its worse as Arenas rose up from anonymity to become a star on the Washington Wizards, ultimately though, his career will be remembered for one unfortunate incident.Luol Deng: The do-everything, jack of all trades for the mid 2000 Chicago Bulls, Deng teamed with fellow youngsters Kirk Hinrich and Ben Gordon to led the Bulls back to the playoffs. In addition to examinations into each of the players above, Jason and Rich also delve into players who accumulate a high percentage of stats in their first five years of the league.

Dando continuidade ao Torneio de Coadjuvantes do Na Era do Garrafão, hoje finalizamos a conferência Wes Unseld falando sobre outros grandes jogadores do passado! Nomes como Toni Kukoc, Kirk Hinrich, Don Nelson, PJ Brown, Derek Harper, Marvin Williams, Byron Scott e outros bons coadjuvantes do passado! Não deixe de ouvir!

He's been to back-to-back Final Fours, and has seen his jersey retired at both the college and professional levels. He was a first-round draft pick, and a McDonald's All-American. So what does it all come back to for Nick Collison? Consistency. Whether he was consistently great during his time at Kansas, or a consistent leader for the Oklahoma City Thunder, Collison brought the same passion, energy and work ethic every day. A standout from the beginning, Collison averaged double figures in all four seasons in Lawrence. He was the 2003 Big 12 Player of the Year, and closed his career as the conference's all-time leading scorer. But he's best remembered by Kansas fans as the guy who—along with Kirk Hinrich—led the Jayhawks to Final Four appearances in 2002 and 2003. How'd he have so much success at the college level? And how did a guy who averaged 6 points and 5 rebounds have a 14-year NBA career? For the guy known as Mr. Thunder, it all starts at the beginning.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

He's been to back-to-back Final Fours, and has seen his jersey retired at both the college and professional levels. He was a first-round draft pick, and a McDonald's All-American. So what does it all come back to for Nick Collison? Consistency. Whether he was consistently great during his time at Kansas, or a consistent leader for the Oklahoma City Thunder, Collison brought the same passion, energy and work ethic every day. A standout from the beginning, Collison averaged double figures in all four seasons in Lawrence. He was the 2003 Big 12 Player of the Year, and closed his career as the conference's all-time leading scorer. But he's best remembered by Kansas fans as the guy who—along with Kirk Hinrich—led the Jayhawks to Final Four appearances in 2002 and 2003. How'd he have so much success at the college level? And how did a guy who averaged 6 points and 5 rebounds have a 14-year NBA career? For the guy known as Mr. Thunder, it all starts at the beginning.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Drew Gooden is a Jayhawk legend, helping lead Kansas to the only undefeated record in Big 12 play and the 2002 Final Four. We sit down with Drew to tell his story going back to the beginning of his basketball playing career and his journey to ending up at KU (7:55). We get into how he met and meshed with Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison (18:16), and what he's most proud of from his time as a Jayhawk (28:39). Drew gives his thoughts on how the '02 team would match up against other great KU teams (34:04), and finally, he tells a great Roy Williams story (44:00).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Drew Gooden is a Jayhawk legend, helping lead Kansas to the only undefeated record in Big 12 play and the 2002 Final Four. We sit down with Drew to tell his story going back to the beginning of his basketball playing career and his journey to ending up at KU (7:55). We get into how he met and meshed with Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison (18:16), and what he's most proud of from his time as a Jayhawk (28:39). Drew gives his thoughts on how the '02 team would match up against other great KU teams (34:04), and finally, he tells a great Roy Williams story (44:00).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On this edition of the Bulls Outsiders podcast, Matt Peck, John Sabine, and David Watson react to Carmelo Anthony and the Blazers besting the Bulls at the United Center. Also, a fun round of “Ask the Outsiders Anything!” 01:19 – The Zach LaVine Party is over01:46 – “The Carmelo Anthony Revenge Game”02:54 – Is this the Bulls most embarrassing loss of the season?06:16 – Viewer comment saying he’s done waking up watching the Bulls at 2am in Poland07:24 – The Bulls are on pace to win 9 home games09:14 – Which Bulls player do you root for most?11:13 – Viewer comments on possibly benching Markkanen/Lauri’s struggles14:18 – Ask us anything. Literally, anything.21:00 – Viewer comment on Kirk Hinrich being a potential coach for the Bulls in the future22:39 – Viewer comment on what shows the Outsiders are currently watching23:40 – Bulls Outsiders bet with the Blazers Outsiders25:42 - Should they double down on the game with Warriors on Wednesday?

IOWA CITY, Iowa – The door was left open a crack during the late 1990s. Iowa State was looking to slip through it. The Hawkeyes’ future was unknown at the time. Dr. Tom Davis’ contract had not renewed and a new coach had not been hired. Cyclone coach Larry Eustachy used the opportunity to court Mason City point guard Jeff Horner, despite him growing up an avid Iowa fan. The basketball phenom really liked what he saw and heard on an unofficial visit to Ames. What would have become a nightmare for Iowa having already lost in-state stars Kirk Hinrich and Nick Collison to Kansas turned fond memories. Steve Alford replaced Davis and corralled Horner shortly after his arrival in Iowa City. Horner went on to lead the Hawkeyes to two NCAA Tournaments and a Big Ten Tournament title. He’s their all-time assists leader (612) and is second in three-pointers made (262). We caught up with Horner recently for the Hawkeye History podcast, on which he told stories about being recruited by ISU, playing for Alford, living through the Pierre Pierce arrests, studying Pornography at Iowa (what?) and much more. Please give it a listen. You won’t be disappointed. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls.Locked On Bulls kicks off the show by talking about the latest rumors going into the NBA Draft tonight, whether or not the Bulls will decide to trade up or stand pat. What would Atlanta (No. 3) or Memphis (No. 4) want in return to make a deal possible? The guys give their opinion on whether or not they should ultimately move up.The second segment the guys give their final predictions for picks No. 1-7, including ultimately what the Chicago Bulls will do. If the Bulls stand pat, will they take the risk on Michael Porter Jr.? Should they play it safe and take Wendell Carter Jr. at No. 7? Is Trae Young even a possibility that the Bulls are thinking about? The guys run through all the possible scenarios for tonight's draft.The final segment of the show, the guys go back all the way to 2003 and grade each of the Bulls draft picks in the first round? How did the guys feel about draft picks like Kirk Hinrich, Loul Deng, Taj Gibson, Jimmy Butler, Derrick Rose, and more? What did the guys feel were their bust years? After grading each individual pick, the guys give their overall grade of drafting in the first round over the last 15 years. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls.If you want to give your reaction to tonight's outcome, hit us up at (331)-979-1369 and leave all of your text messages and voicemails for tomorrow's show. You can follow along on NBA Draft Night 2018 with the guys on Twitter @JordanCMaly, @Bulls_Peck, and @LockedOnBulls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. Locked On Bulls kicks off the show by talking about the latest rumors going into the NBA Draft tonight, whether or not the Bulls will decide to trade up or stand pat. What would Atlanta (No. 3) or Memphis (No. 4) want in return to make a deal possible? The guys give their opinion on whether or not they should ultimately move up. The second segment the guys give their final predictions for picks No. 1-7, including ultimately what the Chicago Bulls will do. If the Bulls stand pat, will they take the risk on Michael Porter Jr.? Should they play it safe and take Wendell Carter Jr. at No. 7? Is Trae Young even a possibility that the Bulls are thinking about? The guys run through all the possible scenarios for tonight's draft. The final segment of the show, the guys go back all the way to 2003 and grade each of the Bulls draft picks in the first round? How did the guys feel about draft picks like Kirk Hinrich, Loul Deng, Taj Gibson, Jimmy Butler, Derrick Rose, and more? What did the guys feel were their bust years? After grading each individual pick, the guys give their overall grade of drafting in the first round over the last 15 years. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls. If you want to give your reaction to tonight's outcome, hit us up at (331)-979-1369 and leave all of your text messages and voicemails for tomorrow's show. You can follow along on NBA Draft Night 2018 with the guys on Twitter @JordanCMaly, @Bulls_Peck, and @LockedOnBulls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Visit ebbets.com and receive 10% off with promo code- moonlight10 This is our interview with NBA good guy Nick Collison, now formerly of the OKC Thunder. In this episode, Nick joins us in studio for a conversation with Tim and special guest host, Jack Brownlee. This freewheeling discussion covers player salaries, the genius of Roy Williams as a teacher, Kirk Hinrich, the time he balled with Obama, and his best Michael Jordan story. During the last part of the episode, Nick shares his experience growing up in Iowa, including his batboy days at Saint Edmond High School with Tim and Andy.   Interview recorded in June of 2017

You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls.The show opens with talking about the Bulls hanging on to beat the Orlando Magic last night. How the Bulls managed to blow an 18-point lead but scrape back with the help from Zach LaVine. How badly does this win sting for the Bulls in terms of 'tanking'?The guys dive into a deeper conversation about Fred Hoiberg's rotations. Should Hoiberg allow for some of the young players to get more run? What do you tell veteran players who are helping win games if a switch is made? Is Fred Hoiberg still pushing to prove something with wins? How should John Paxson and Gar Forman communicate with Hoiberg about including Payne, Felicio, Zipser, and Payne into the rotation to help better the odds this summer?The guys finish up with This Week In Bulls History, including a historic game from Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan. Luol Deng, Ben Wallace, Tyrus Thomas, and Kirk Hinrich all make an appearance in the segment as well.Also, Locked On Bulls writer Austin Hutchinson eats his tweet live on Periscope. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

You have stumbled across the best Chicago Bulls show on the air. The voice of true Chicago Bulls fans lies here in this show. Hosts Jordan Maly and Matt Peck provide you with a daily dose of Chicago Bulls news and stories. We are Locked On Bulls. The show opens with talking about the Bulls hanging on to beat the Orlando Magic last night. How the Bulls managed to blow an 18-point lead but scrape back with the help from Zach LaVine. How badly does this win sting for the Bulls in terms of 'tanking'? The guys dive into a deeper conversation about Fred Hoiberg's rotations. Should Hoiberg allow for some of the young players to get more run? What do you tell veteran players who are helping win games if a switch is made? Is Fred Hoiberg still pushing to prove something with wins? How should John Paxson and Gar Forman communicate with Hoiberg about including Payne, Felicio, Zipser, and Payne into the rotation to help better the odds this summer? The guys finish up with This Week In Bulls History, including a historic game from Scottie Pippen and Michael Jordan. Luol Deng, Ben Wallace, Tyrus Thomas, and Kirk Hinrich all make an appearance in the segment as well. Also, Locked On Bulls writer Austin Hutchinson eats his tweet live on Periscope. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Nick Collison is on our Mount Rushmore for guests on the show and one of our favorite athletes playing today. In this episode, Nick joins us in studio for a conversation with Tim and special guest host, Jack Brownlee. This freewheeling discussion covers player salaries, the genius of Roy Williams as a teacher, Kirk Hinrich, the time he balled with Obama, and his best Michael Jordan story. During the last part of the episode, Nick shares his experience growing up in Iowa, including his batboy days at Saint Edmond High School with Tim and Andy.    

Sean Highkin (The Athletic) and Cody Westerlund (670 The Score) discuss Dwyane Wade's comments on the LeBron James-Charles Barkley feud, Bulls legend Kirk Hinrich being linked to the Cavs, Denzel Valentine being reassigned to the D-League and the Bulls' upcoming six-game road trip. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Luís Araújo recebe Vitor Camargo (Two Minute Warning) para falar sobre despedidas no esporte. Como é dar adeus a um grande atleta ou a alguém que nem precisa ter sido tão importante dentro do esporte, mas que de alguma maneira nos marcou? Até que ponto a última impressão pesa? A discussão começou em David Ortiz, que virou uma figura importante no baseball, passou por Kobe Bryant, Tim Duncan, Kevin Garnett, Kirk Hinrich (sim!) e envolveu até por Paul Pierce, que ainda nem parou de jogar. Tudo ao som do Kiss.

BAWL! On Bulls is back here for you and we are ready to go. We got an extended "The Pheif Life" with Fred Pheiffer where we get real about the Beloved. We talk blowing up the team, is this the most disappointing team, should the front office get love or hate and of course, Kirk Hinrich. Plus we talk Golden State getting 73 wins and Kobe getting 60. Strap it in and put the kids to bed. Cause this is the episode where kids find out there is no Santa Claus. BAWL! On Bulls is on!

Welcome back to B.O.B. ladies and gents. Glad you stopped by. Despite the circumstances. On this one, we discuss what the hell is wrong with the Bulls; what can be done to get them to the postseason and how much blame should be put on Hoiberg and GarPax. Plus, we tried to understand why Kirk Hinrich got another freaking montage and Will Vanderbilt with revisionist history. Fun times ahead good people. Bawl! On Bulls is here!

Welcome to a chilled out, calmed down version of BAWL on Bulls. Yeah right! We are on 10 as usual! On this one, we talk the Bulls victory over Houston, Jimmy's impact per his return, Niko playing, which shocked us all and the team coming together in time for playoffs. Plus an extended edition of "The Pfeif Life" where Fred gives his favorite Kirk Hinrich moments. It's glorious. Tune in, turn up and kick back BOB is here for your enjoyment! Don't forget to donate!

Thanks for stopping by fine folks. You chose wisely. On this one, Bulls writer and all around awesome individual Brandon Pence joins us to talk the Bulls not playing to potential, front office mistakes, Derrick Rose's resurgence and if he's giving up on this team. Plus, he gives his favorite Kirk Hinrich moment or worse moment, depending who you are. Plus another awesome edition of The Pheif Life. Strap it in people. Fun times are ahead. BAWL! On Bulls is here!

We have a jam packed show today. Guest, freelance writer Gabe Salgado is here to talk all things Chicago sports. We also have guess Fred Pfeiffer of ChicagoBullseye.com to talk Bulls and NBA Playoffs. Yes he has a Kirk Hinrich stat of the week. Sit back relax and strap it down. Enjoy BAWL! Artist of the Week: Steely Dan

On Thursday's show, we once again review the latest playoff games including a thriller in the Pepsi Center and a spoilt funeral in New York. As well as that, the Double Clutch team discuss if Vinny Del Negro's job is on the line and whether the Chicago Bulls will be able to close out the series without Kirk Hinrich. Celtics @ Knicks Rockets @ Thunder Hawks @ Pacers Grizzlies @ Clippers Warriors @ Nuggets Get in touch with us! email at: thedoubleclutchpodcast@hotmail.co.uk tweet us: @DoubleClutch3 like us on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/TheDoubleClutchPodcast and visit our blog: http://thedoubleclutchpodcast.wordpress.com/ No Copyright Infringement intended

Taylor and Cole discuss 25 players in the NBA that are really horrible. 1. T-Mac 2. Anthony Johnson 3. Gortat 4. Sasha Vujacic 5. Paul Pierce 6. Big Baby 7. Scally 8. Vladamir Radmonovic 9. Dwight Howard 10. Big Gay Al 11. Randy Foye 12. Mark Madsen 13. Mr. Double Double 14. Jerome James 15. Joakim Noah 16. Kirk Hinrich 17. Ben Wallace 18. Shane Battier 19. Luis Scola 20. Saucy 21. Darko 22. Aaron Brooks 23. Mike Dunleavy 24. Troy Murphy 25. LeBron James

Running With The Bulls Ep#47:Is Kirk Hinrich Back?