The most important question the Chicago Bulls needed to answer this summer was whether Josh Giddey was worth the money. Now that they've made that call, the next logical step is to do whatever it takes to hold onto his backcourt mate, Coby White.
Giddey and the Bulls finally ended their everlasting stalemate (or so it felt) by agreeing to a four-year, $100 million contract that will keep the 22-year-old point guard in the Windy City through the 2029-30 season. It means long-term security for Giddey and a clear organizational path for Chicago that will be built around him and 20-year-old forward Matas Buzelis.