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Greetings, everyone! Mike Budenholzer and the Atlanta Hawks continue to roll along after a victory over the Chicago Bulls on Wednesday evening. Following that contest, Sean Highkin of Locked on Bulls (and The Athletic) co-hosted a crossover episode of the podcast live from Philips Arena and topics for Thursday’s show include the following:
- The first half offensive explosion for the Hawks and what role Chicago’s porous defense played in the festivities
- Thabo Sefolosha had an explosive day on the offensive end
- The Bulls have defensive problems in general, but one player stands at the center and it isn’t Jimmy Butler or Dwyane Wade
- Dennis Schröder’s return to Earth after the highs of Tuesday in Cleveland
- A rough night for old pal Bobby Portis
- The fit between Dwight Howard and Paul Millsap
- Doug McDermott’s majestic dunk
- Much, much more
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