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.

Josh Giddey has continued one of the hottest streaks of his NBA career so far with a third consecutive double-double on Tuesday (AEDT).

The Chicago Bulls acquired 22-year-old guard Josh Giddey from the Oklahoma City Thunder in the offseason, and even though many people did not like the move, the young point guard has proven everyone wrong.

Giddey joined Michael Jordan, Jerry Sloan, Clem Haskins and Guy Rodgers as the only Bulls guards with at least three straight 20-point double-doubles. Many Chicago fans were disappointed when the Bulls traded Alex Caruso to the Oklahoma City Thunder for Giddey.

In fact, there was some history made in the game, and it was by Chicago Bulls guard Josh Giddey. In the first half alone, Giddey put up 17 points, 10 rebounds, 5 assists, 3 blocks, and 1 steal. It was a stat so absurd,

Josh Giddey’s transition in Chicago has been anything but seamless. The Australian arrived with the challenge of proving his value in a new system while adjusting to a team in flux. Early struggles raised concerns about his long-term fit,