Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episode, the guys spend the entire show taking your mailbag questions and voicemails - drop them a text or voicemail at (331)-979-1369. Some of the topics include Joakim Noah becoming the next veteran mentor, testing out Zach LaVine at point guard, other options if the Bulls lose out on Zion Williamson, the aftermath of the Otto Potter Jr. trade, is this the last rebuild for management, and so much more. - Locked On Bulls starts with a question about Joakim Noah potentially coming back to the Bulls in a veteran leadership role to help mentor Lauri Markkanen and Wendell Carter Jr. - the guys discuss some of Noah's comments before the Bulls game Wednesday night and what Noah's goals might be. The guys also take a look at the free agent market should Robin Lopez get bought out or go elsewhere this summer and who could fill that void. - The guys field some hypothetical trade scenarios that lingered from after the trade deadline and have a larger discussion about the equal value of players overall. The guys get a question about stretching and waiving players on a roster, what it would do to the Bulls cap space, and what advantages and disadvantages it would have. Locked On Bulls answers a question about Denzel Valentine vs. Wayne Selden Jr. and what the Bulls should do with both of players this summer. - Locked On Bulls voicemails include more reaction to the Otto Porter Jr. trade and fans are continuing to feel like it was the right move. Another caller discusses the front office from the perspective of the ownership and how they might see them as being successful over the last few rebuilds but believes this might be their final chance. - Some of the other discussions on the show include Paxson and Boylen having similar basketball philosophies, where Zion Williamson would play if the Bulls were to land him, Dunn's defense, and what will Jabari Parker and Bobby Portis get on the free agent market this summer? All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices