Kobe White’s value and role dominate the Bulls’ off-season chatter, anchored by a booster shot of HoopsHype shooting-guard rankings and Andy Bailey’s catchall advanced stats. White’s breakout season brought 20-plus points per game and improved floor spacing, but the Bulls still face questions about how high his ceiling really is and whether he can sustain efficiency as their primary scorer or 1A option. The podcast digs into whether 25 and 5 is a realistic baseline for a starting two-guard in today’s two-way-heavy league, and how on/off numbers, minutes, and surrounding talent influence fantasy upside. The discussion also weaves in the broader guard landscape—Desmond Bane, Devin Booker, Austin Reeves, Jaylen Williams, Amen Thompson, Josh Hart, and others—to calibrate where White sits among peers who often drive fantasy value and playoff rotations. With the roster shifting post-Zach LaVine era-era, the Bulls’ ability to generate meaningful depth around a developing Kobe will shape their ceiling and fantasy outcomes in 2024-25.