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 ...

Australian NBA star Josh Giddey has continued his hot form with Chicago, joining LeBron James and Nikola Jokic in an elite statistical club on the run to the postseason.

For Thunder head coach Mark Daigneault, the deal for Alex Caruso was a win/win. Thunder All-Star Jalen Williams is excited to see Josh Giddey in Monday’s matchup against the Bulls. Williams spent his first two seasons in the NBA with Giddey as his teammate.

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.

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.

While Coby White has been on a scoring tear for the Bulls as of late, averaging 28.4 points per game since the start of March, Josh Giddey has also been making significant strides as he looks to ink a lucrative contract this offseason.

"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.