Billy Donovan said the quiet part out loud: the Bulls’ future is still in flux, and that includes the sideline too. In this episode I break down Donovan’s comments to Sports Illustrated about how the front office and coach will sit down after the season, and how the real decisions are coming during the draft and free agency. I also talk about why I don’t see this front office firing Billy—his job security feels like it’s only in jeopardy if he decides he’s done with the direction, not because AK and Eversley suddenly get decisive. I keep it real on the blame game too. Billy hasn’t had perfect rosters, but we’ve also seen the late-game coaching issues, the lack of consistent adjustments, and the fact that he’s on pace for five losing seasons in six years. That’s not normal job security. And it ties back to AK: either you learn from mistakes and build a real plan, or you keep spinning wheels hoping something sticks. Then I give Josh Giddey his flowers. He’s making Bulls history with his playmaking, and I’m not letting people keep acting like the Caruso trade was some automatic L when Giddey is producing like this. Finally, I run through Elias Schuster’s list of 14 NCAA tournament draft prospects Bulls fans should be watching, from “maybe they fall” names to potential risers.