Stacey King’s Gimme the Hot Sauce Podcast
EP 268: Stacey on the mistakes made by the front office, direction of the Bulls, and keeping Billy
Apr 9, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 18 segments
Stacey King’s Gimme the Hot Sauce Podcast
Apr 9, 2026 · 1 hr 9 min · 18 segments
Stacey KingHost
Mark SchanowskiHostTim KellyPanelist
The Bulls played one of their better games on Tuesday night, just ripping the outmanned Washington Wizards.
It was nice to see Patrick Williams have a good game, and the whole team seemed to be clicking pretty well.
Um, and it was the Washington wizards, you know, they haven't played well all season long.
They probably shouldn't have, but you know, I thought last night we were shorthanded, you know, without giddy without modest, uh, I thought guys stepped up and played really well.
Um, Especially with the way the day went, you know, with the, you know, the firing of everybody in the front office.
You know, it almost makes you wonder, like, was he being held back by the people in the front office? Like, I mean, seriously, he's like his first 20-point game in a year, I think, that we reported.
He had, like, at one point, he had 25 and 5, you know, and I think had he had had he look like this Patrick Williams.
Maybe a came marks to have a job because you know that he was such a high draft pick and that's what you expected that play last night is what you expected the years prior to last night.
You know, if he'd been playing like that, maybe the team's fortunes is totally different.
Yeah, and maybe Patrick realizes now he doesn't have anyone to protect him in the front office.
But, you know, when you think about the whole Patrick Williams thing, that was really the first major personnel move of Arturis and Mark Eversley was the 2020 draft.
The Bulls played one of their better games on Tuesday night, just ripping the outmanned Washington Wizards.
It was nice to see Patrick Williams have a good game, and the whole team seemed to be clicking pretty well.
Um, and it was the Washington wizards, you know, they haven't played well all season long.
They probably shouldn't have, but you know, I thought last night we were shorthanded, you know, without giddy without modest, uh, I thought guys stepped up and played really well.
Um, Especially with the way the day went, you know, with the, you know, the firing of everybody in the front office.
You know, it almost makes you wonder, like, was he being held back by the people in the front office? Like, I mean, seriously, he's like his first 20-point game in a year, I think, that we reported.
He had, like, at one point, he had 25 and 5, you know, and I think had he had had he look like this Patrick Williams.
Maybe a came marks to have a job because you know that he was such a high draft pick and that's what you expected that play last night is what you expected the years prior to last night.
You know, if he'd been playing like that, maybe the team's fortunes is totally different.
Yeah, and maybe Patrick realizes now he doesn't have anyone to protect him in the front office.
But, you know, when you think about the whole Patrick Williams thing, that was really the first major personnel move of Arturis and Mark Eversley was the 2020 draft.
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