Matt Peck, John Sabine and Big Dave Watson recap the last 2 episodes of the Last Dance. They discuss, what led to the break up of the 1998 team, how can an NBA player get away with what Dennis Rodman got away with, and Horace Grant calls out Michael Jordan after being called a "Snitch".

(1:40) - Were things wrapped up correctly in the Last Dance

(9:00) - Dennis Rodman leaves the Finals to go wrestle

(17:00) - Steve Kerr and MJ never discussed losing their fathers

(27:34) - Would the Bulls have won a 7th championship in 1999?

(35:40) - Phil Jackson didn't want to return after 1998

(42:17) - Horace Grant has beef with MJ

Chicago in the '90s was all about Michael Jordan and the Bulls, so what was it like for the other major teams during that time? Host Laurence Holmes discusses this with four coaches who led teams in the shadow of the Bulls during that time. From the Blackhawks former coach Craig Hartsburg, from the Cubs Jim Riggleman, from the White Sox Gene Lamont, and from the Bears Dave Wannstedt, all come together to discuss one of the most important times in Chicago sports history.

(0:43) - During the early '90s the White Sox had a shot at a World Series

(7:02) - Are there universal rules across sports to coaching a great player like Jordan

(14:34) - Was there pressure for Jim Riggleman and the Cubs to win because of the Bulls

(21:55) - Difficulties coaching in the same building as the Bulls for then new Blackhawks coach Craig Hartsburg

(28:15) - Favorite Jordan story or moment

The Bulls Outsiders are back with another recap of The Last Dance episodes 7 & 8. Joining Matt Peck, Big Dave Watson, and John Sabine is NBCS Chicago Bulls writer Rob Schaefer as they discuss the emotional side of MJ shown in the episodes and did MJ go too far with the abuse of his teammates.

(2:46) - How are young people viewing The Last Dance

(13:00) - Reasons for Jordan's first retirement

(34:40) - 1996 Bulls vs the 2017 Warriors debate

(45:00) - MJ winning the championship on Father's day

(54:20) - What we need to see in the final 2 episodes

Matt Peck, John Sabine, and Big Dave Watson, go into detail recapping episodes 5 & 6 of the Last Dance documentary, discussing MJ's gambling, his celebrity, and more excellent highlight montages. Later on, the crew gets into new Bulls GM Marc Eversley and his claim that he wants to make the Bulls cool again.

(3:32) - The "dark side" of MJ

(11:55) - MJ and the Bulls selling out the Georgia Dome

(21:16) - Toni Kukoc and Isaiah Thomas' experiences with the Dream Team

(27:30) - The media vs Jordan

(36:00) - Was Jordan's "load management" just retiring?

(40:47) - Marc Eversley's commitment to making the Bulls cool again

The Bulls outsiders of Matt Peck, Big Dave Watson, and John Sabine discuss episodes 3 and 4 of The Last Dance documentary and discuss the importance of Dennis Rodman to the Bulls dynasty, the heated rivalry between the Bulls and the Detroit Pistons, and Michael Jordan's famous "Shot" vs the Cleveland Cavaliers.

(1:20) - Favorite moments from episodes 3 & 4

(9:30) - The coaching change from Doug Collins to Phil Jackson

(16:40) - The rivalry between the Bad Boy Pistons and the Bulls

(26:00) - Bad Boy Pistons and Bulls players still have beef

(35:50) - Scottie Pippen has been underappreciated

(44:00) - How Phil Jackson got the best out of Dennis Rodman

Matt Peck, John Sabine, and Big Dave Watson are excited about the Last Dance documentary on the 1998 Chicago Bulls. They recap the first 2 episodes and discuss was former Bulls GM Jerry Krause pictured correctly, favorite moments in the first 2 episodes, and expectations for episodes 3 & 4.

(1:38) - Favorite moment of the first 2 episode

(9:30) - The background of Scottie Pippen was finally shown

(16:40) - Could the break-up of the 1998 team been handled differently

(24:38) - John Paxson saves the Bulls

(31:00) - Dennis Rodman was under appreciated

This week the move was made official, the Bulls hire Arturas Karnisovas as new VP of Basketball operations and Arturas has not disappointed in his opening few days. The Outsiders crew of Matt Peck, John Sabine, and Big Dave Watson discuss Arturas' letter to Bulls fans around the world, the firing of Gar Forman and the movement of John Paxson, and they get into the future of Bulls coach Jim Boylen.

(1:30) - The GarPax era is over and a new chapter is here

(11:00) - Arturas is going to develop players

(22:00) - Who will Arturas hire as the GM

(37:00) - The future of Jim Boylen

(45:00) - Will Arturas do something with the Bulls training staff?

Matt Peck, Big Dave Watson, and John Sabine are back and discuss the Bulls looking for a new leader in the front office, the potential candidates that are interviewing, and the report that if asked John Paxson will leave or take a smaller role depending on what the new leader wants.

(2:12) - The Bulls aren't wasting time on trying to find candidates

(10:00) - John Paxson and Bulls aren't doing this normally

(17:56) - The candidates that have interviewed and the ones that didn't

(26:00) - Does it matter if the candidate has Chicago ties

(33:00) - Should Daryl Morey of the Rockets be a candidate?

The Bulls Outsiders are back with another episode as Matt Peck, John Sabine, and Big Dave Watson, discuss their excitement about the "Last Dance" documentary that was moved up to April 19th. They also get into Zach Lavine competing in a NBA 2K players only tournament, and they debate the greatest dunks in Chicago Bull history.

(1:36) - We ALL needed this documentary to be moved up

(8:58) - Why did ESPN hold the documentary for so long?

(17:56) - What are you looking forward to most in the documentary?

(20:00) - All-time Bulls dunks tournament

(31:25) - Zach Lavine represents the Bulls in the NBA 2K players only tournament

 On this edition of the Bulls Outsiders podcast, David Watson and John Sabine discuss the biggest topic of their lives.

1:00   Dennis Rodman challenges Rob Gronkowski to a wrestling match. Who wins? 

1:30   Sabine explains why Rodman would win

4:25   Watson explains why Gronk would win

9:30   On the greatest wrestling nicknames of all-time