Josh Giddey was the sixth pick in the 2021 NBA Draft by the Oklahoma City Thunder. Over the offseason, the Thunder traded Giddey to the Chicago Bulls for Alex

Alexander, as the face of Oklahoma City’s revival and storm through a rigorous Western Conference, has been told of a countless amount of records.

Josh Giddey hit a brilliant half-court buzzer-beater to help the Chicago Bulls complete an exceptional 119-117 comeback against the Los Angeles Lakers.

In the world of professional basketball, young talent often takes center stage, and 22-year-old Giddey is making headlines as the Chicago Bulls' new rising star. Recently, he hit a last-second three-pointer against the Los Angeles Lakers,

Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault and Jalen Williams talked to the local media after practice. Daigneault discussed Josh Giddey's recent play with the Chicago Bulls and reflected on the one-for-one deal that landed them Alex Caruso.

Amidst the Oklahoma City Thunder's grapple on the Western Conference, Josh Giddey's rebound season as part of the Chicago Bulls might be overlooked by Oklahoma

Giddey admitted as much in his first interview after being traded to the Bulls, revealing to reporters that he told Thunder GM Sam Presti that the idea of coming off the bench or running the second unit “wasn’t something that I was overly eager to do”.