We're going to welcome the collective podcast. We talk about the NBA, which we're doing on Sunday afternoon.

Joining me from Chicago for the first time is a regular season. So Chicago-based reporter,

Jamal Collier, what's going on, Jamal?

The vibes around the bulls are not so good right now, but I'm doing well. How you doing?

I'm good. How about the vibes around the tee? You spend most of your time driving back on

I-94 between Chicago and Milwaukee. We're going to talk about the bulls and bucks today, but

how about, as long as we're talking about the Central Division, how about the Indiana Pacers,

who, as we talk here, are nine and six. They play the magic on Monday in India. I mean,

maybe the magical surprise them, but they're banged up. They could go to 10 and six on Monday.

You might have to start going south. What is that? What highway is that down to India?

I'm 94. 94. Pass all the windmills. I got a text, a similar text, like that.

Happy the bulls dropped their losing streak to four in a row. I've been bouncing around a little

bit of Detroit this year. It was up in Minnesota. It's like you're neglected.

Add another one to your list here that the Pacers all of a sudden are relevant.

I've seen a whole lot of the matter in play. He didn't play well. The game he

gave me was Chicago, but I'm a big fan of Halibur, and I know the matter and they're excited

about what they've seen for him so far. Well, all I'm saying is Pacers, I see you

more to come on the Pacers. We're going to get some Pacers discussion in that.

So, but anyway, you want to talk about the bulls. You used to cover the bulls for the Chicago

Tribune before he came to ESPN. You know the bulls well, even though you covered the

the bucks they won the title. You and I spent a lot of time in Milwaukee last year of the playoffs.

The bulls are going into Monday's game against the Celtics with the highest team in the NBA.

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