“I’m in a place where I’m wanted. I love being here. I'm happy being here," Giddey said. "Having confidence from your teammates to coaches to trust me to go out there and make plays, that’s what you need as a player. When you have the belief of everyone around you, it propels you in the right direction."

The Chicago Bulls were 22-33 entering the All-Star break last year, coming off a blockbuster deal where they dealt Zach LaVine to the Sacramento Kings in a three-team deal. However, for some reason, losing one of their best players ended up being exactly ...

The offense in Chicago officially will run through Josh Giddey and Coby White this season. The duo represents a turning point for the Bulls as an organization — two guards under 26 who could develop into the future leaders of the franchise. And after ...