Josh Giddey is a Thunder disciple. The Australian guard likely memorized all of Mark Daigneault's go-to phrases before he learned the national anthem when he arrived in the States as the sixth pick in the 2021 draft. Phrases like "zero and zero," which ...

As the Oklahoma City Thunder ascend past the current group of teams and into a historic company with some of the greatest teams ever, Josh Giddey feels no sense of envy or bitterness. Instead of staring out of his window in envy like Squidward, he's cheering on his former squad after he spent his first three seasons there.

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.

Thunder general manager Sam Presti didn’t want to trade Josh Giddey. Presti's belief in the Australian guard has been justified with his Bulls breakout.

The Oklahoma City Thunder are hosting the Chicago Bulls on Monday night inside the Paycom Center. This game is a circled date for many, specifically for Josh Gi

The Bulls have won nine of their past 12 games entering Sunday, and Giddey has had a heavy hand in some stunning wins. Among them, a 31-point rout of the Lakers in Los Angeles, when Giddey posted 15 points, 10 rebounds, 17 assists and eight steals.

"No, this isn't just a ploy for the Bulls to rebrand as the Balls with LaMelo hypothetically joining older brother Lonzo (Ball) in the Windy City," Bleacher Report's Zach Buckley wrote Thursday.