Giddey has not only improved as a three-point marksmen, but also as an attacker.
When the Chicago Bulls traded for then-21-year-old Josh Giddey, they saw something. They had to since the organization parted ways with a beloved member and all-time teammate, Alex Caruso. Caruso brought a fiery competitiveness that's observed few and far between in the NBA. Yet, the Bulls dealt him in exchange for a player who had seemingly plateaued.
After being drafted sixth overall in 2021, Giddey hit the ground running as a rookie, albeit for a subpar Oklahoma City Thunder squad.