Isaiah Joe scored a game-high 31 points and the NBA-best Oklahoma City Thunder rolled past the Chicago Bulls in Josh Giddey's return to Paycom Center Monday night.

Arguably having the best seat in the world, Josh Giddey had a firsthand experience in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander's superstar rise after sharing a backcourt with him for three seasons. He saw him go from a first-time All-Star to MVP runner-up.

The Chicago Bulls may have been heading into Monday night with quite hot streak, once they crossed paths with the Oklahoma City Thunder, they certainly felt the

Giddey wasn't the only player who struggled for the Bulls. Coby White has also been red-hot lately, and he was held to just seven points. The Bulls have been winning a lot of games recently because of the way that White and Giddey have taken over contests. If they combine for 22 points, Chicago isn't going to win a lot of games.

Thunder All-Star Jalen Williams revealed he's looking forward to reuniting with Bulls guard Josh Giddey. After spending his first two NBA seasons alongside Giddey, Williams says it isn't something he takes for granted.

For as amazing as the Thunder are, they wouldn't be there without Chicago Bulls guard Josh Giddey. Giddey was drafted by OKC in 2021 as the 6th overall pick in the draft. His time with the team is ...

As Josh Giddey returns to OKC for the first time since he was traded, the most predictable outcome has materialized in recent days — Chicago Bulls fans trying to victory lap a trade they were widely mocked for by posting disingenuous graphics comparing Giddey's and Alex Caruso's box score stats.

Josh Giddey gave a blunt yet impactful update on his status ahead of the matchup with the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls lost 145-117 Monday night to the top seed in the NBA, the Oklahoma City Thunder. After a four-game winning streak, this marks back-to-back losses for a Chicago team that is slated to be the final Play-In team moving into the postseason.