Locked On Bulls is back with a fresh episode, the guys are joined for the first time ever by former first round pick in the NBA draft, 8-year NBA veteran Trevor Booker (Washington Wizards, Utah Jazz, Brooklyn Nets, Philadelphia 76er's, and Indiana Pacers). The guys start the conversation about the state of the Chicago Bulls and from an NBA players prospective, what's going wrong. - Booker talks to the guys about NBA routines, what a normal week looks like for players during the season, and if he's ever experienced unusual tactics like what Boylen has been implementing with the Bulls. Trevor Booker explains where he sees leadership coming from in an NBA locker room, whether or not he's ever seen a leadership committee before, and why it may or may not work. - The guys ask Booker what he thinks of Zach LaVine, can he LaVine be an All-Star caliber player for the Bulls? Booker also answers whether the national media's perspective on modern NBA players being "soft" or "coddled" is fair and what his perspective is. The guys talk about Booker's early career including the time he was on the Wizards and was on the floor when a near fight broke out between Jimmy Butler and his former teammate Nene. - Some of the other topics discussed on the show include his favorite coming out of the East, which former teammate has blown him away from pure talent, if he was disappointed Zion didn't go to his alma mater Clemson, and his path back on to the NBA floor this season. All of this and so much more on Locked On Bulls. - Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices