While Giddey remains sidelined with the ankle injury, the Bulls came forward Friday afternoon with an update on his injury status. According to Julia Poe of the Chicago Tribune, "

The Chicago Bulls hope Josh Giddey returns from a sprained right ankle during their season-long six-game trip.

Giddey missed the Bulls' recent game against the Brooklyn Nets due to an ankle issue. Chicago still had enough in the tank to win though as it looks like they are intent on at least making a play-in spot. There is positive news on Giddey's situation as well as it looks like his injury is not a serious one and he might be back in action very soon.

When Chicago Bulls guard Josh Giddey rolled his right ankle in Monday’s win over the Indiana Pacers, he expected the worst.

The Chicago Bulls entered the 2024-25 season in a weird transition period, as they didn't have a strong young core that looked promising for the future, but the

Billy Donovan had another important update on Josh Giddey ahead of Thursday night's Bulls-Nets matchup.

A different version of Josh Giddey came back to the Chicago Bulls after the All-Star break. That was by design.

The Chicago Bulls picked up a huge win over the Indiana Pacers on Monday to extend their winning streak to three games, but it was not all good news out of the Windy City. Since the All-Star break, the Bulls have had a clear best player on the court at all times: Josh Giddey.

So far on the season, Josh Giddey is averaging 13.8 points per game, 7.7 rebounds per game and 6.7 assists per game. He has started in all 60 games that he has played, and he is averaging 29.7 minutes per game.

On a night when nearly everything else went his way, Giddey’s beautiful night against the Indiana Pacers ended with misery.

Unfortunately, the Bulls look set to be without two of their best players against the Nets, as both Josh Giddey and Lonzo Ball have been listed as doubtful. K.C. Johnston posted on X: