Josh Giddey is creating a unique niche in the NBA, challenging modern notions of what a point guard should be. At 6-foot-8, Giddey brings an uncommon blend of size, vision, and versatility to the position.

Giddey recently etched his name into the Bulls history books. During his team's 114-109 win over the Miami Heat on March 8, Giddey recorded his third triple-double of the season. He joins Michael Jordan as only the second guard in franchise history to log three or more triple-doubles in a season.

A different version of Josh Giddey came back to the Chicago Bulls after the All-Star break. That was by design.

Josh Giddey, the Chicago Bulls ' rising star, will soon be eligible for restricted free agency. So, what direction will the organization take with him? It is still unclear whether they would let him test the market and hope to match the price or go for an early extension on the back of his elite performances lately.

The Chicago Bulls are making a push for the play-in tournament despite losing a number of guys due to injury or at the NBA trade deadline. Josh Giddey has been a primary reason for the Bulls maintaining the 10th spot in the Eastern Conference.

In his write-up for ESPN following the Chicago Bulls trade with the Oklahoma City Thunder, Adrian Wojnarowski suggested that Josh Giddey had the potential to become an All-Star.

T he Chicago Bulls entered the 2024-25 season in a weird transition period, as they didn't have a strong young core that looked promising for the future, but they also didn't have