Which skill makes Chicago a feared opponent, according to Josh Giddy

ByNBAUSA



Currently, the Chicago Bulls experiencing a streak of four defeats after an unexpectedly strong start to the season. On Wednesday, they lost to the Detroit Pistons on the road with 124-113. As a result, the Bulls are now 6-5.

however, Josh Giddei was able to instill some confidence in that, according to The Young Man And The Three podcast. Basically, he sees a look of fear in the eyes of opponents when they play the Bulls.

The reason is that they like to push the pace. As a result, the Bulls run their opponents into the ground.

“I think teams are coming in a little bit scared to play us, the Bulls,” Giddy said.

He is currently Giddei out with an ankle injury and did not play in the Pistons game. So far, Giddy is averaging 21.4 points, 9.6 rebounds and 9.3 assists per game. At the same time, he averages 34.1 minutes per game.

This year, Giddei’s game has grown in large part because of the way the Bulls run their offense. Essentially, there is a greater emphasis on running the ball, spacing the floor and maximizing scoring opportunities in transition.

Bulls have it in their place to suppress it.

Lately, the Bulls have played mostly a half-court, slower style of play. However, there has been a significant shift in dynamics so far this season.

Besides Guidi, other players like Matas Bouzelis and Ayo Dosunmu like to run with the ball. This is especially the case with Bouzelis, who feeds off Giddy well, leading to Giddei-to-Buzelis-ups alley.

In addition, the Bulls are getting used to shooting the three more often. They are currently shooting 39.7% from beyond the arc. They also average 14.0 3-pointers per game.

In addition, the Bulls are looking to improve from their lowest average time of possession of 13.2 seconds.





2025-11-13 16:24:00

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