When Josh Giddey was traded to the Chicago Bulls, his career was at an all-time low. The Dallas Mavericks picked on him defensively and constantly left him open in the second round of the 2024 Playoffs.

After the game, Bulls guard Josh Giddey shared a statement on his Australian counterpart. "We've stayed close and as I came to the NBA, we've gotten closer," Giddey said regarding Clippers guard Ben Simmons.

Like Josh Giddey, Bulls head coach Billy Donovan is focusing on the positives. Before the All-Star break, the Bulls got blown at two nights in a row at home against the Detroit Pistons. Donovan prefers a competitive contest.

Josh Giddey has been lights out for the Bulls in the month of February, and that continued on Wednesday night. He finished the game with 21 points, and he went 4-4 from deep. Giddey is now shooting 52.2% from three this month.

Zach LaVine's departure from the Bulls was bound to benefit someone on the team. Coby White seemed like the natural choice to take a step forward, since that's what happened last year when LaVine

Josh Giddey had 25 points, 16 rebounds and six assists as the Chicago Bulls ended a six-game skid by routing the Philadelphia 76ers 142-110.

All of Giddey's offensive numbers have risen in February, but his three-point shooting stands out the most. He said it's a result of putting in the work.

Giddey has become the first player in NBA history to record 75+ points, 40+ rebounds, 20+ assists, 10+ made threes, and 10+ stocks in a three-game span.