Giddey missed the Bulls' recent game against the Brooklyn Nets due to an ankle issue. Chicago still had enough in the tank to win though as it looks like they are intent on at least making a play-in spot. There is positive news on Giddey's situation as well as it looks like his injury is not a serious one and he might be back in action very soon.

The trade that sent Alex Caruso for Josh Giddey this past summer was a surprise for both Chicago Bulls and Oklahoma City Thunder Fans. One-for-one trades rarely happen in the NBA, and when they do, shock is expected.

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.

Since the All-Star break, the Bulls have had a clear best player on the court at all times: Josh Giddey. In nine games since the break, Giddey is averaging 23.1 points, 10.9 rebounds, and 8.4 assists while shooting 52.2% from the field, 52.5% from deep, and 86.5% from the free-throw line.

The Chicago Bulls acquired Josh Giddey from the Oklahoma City Thunder last offseason in a trade that sent Alex Caruso to OKC. Giddey was a solid young talent for the Thunder, but he wasn’t expected to be anything special for the Bulls.

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.