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Why the Bulls practicing patience in negotiating new deal with Josh Giddey is a good thing

The reports indicate that Giddey was seeking a deal similar to the one Jalen Suggs received last summer from the Orlando Magic, which is reportedly in the $30 million per year range.

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Bulls' Josh Giddey not expected to get $30 million contract from Chicago

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Bulls’ Insider Shares Doubts Over Josh Giddey Sign-And-Trade

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Chicago Bulls’ biggest mistake in 2025 NBA free agency

The Chicago Bulls have been a Play-In team for the past few years.

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3 Best Destinations For Josh Giddey; Sign-And-Trade Scenario With Western Powerhouse Seems Logical

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Bulls rumors: Josh Giddey won’t get $30 million annually on contract

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NBA Trade Rumors: Josh Giddey exit looks unlikely as Bulls refuse to match $30 million AAV demand

Heading into this offseason, Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls were eager to work out a long-term extension. Now, according to widespread reports, negotiations have stalled. On Wednesday's edition of Chicago Sports Network's The Fastbreak, KC Johnson ...

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Josh Giddey / Chicago Bulls Standoff Heats Up NBA Free Agency—and Messes Up Fantasy Boards

The restricted free agent guard wants to get paid. And that's understandable—after all, lesser players are cashing in.

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Chicago Bulls insider explains why ‘panic meter is pretty high’ surrounding Josh Giddey

Chicago Bulls restricted free agent Josh Giddey believes he’s worth $30 million per year following a surge in the second half of last season that helped the team make the Play-In Tournament in April.

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Bulls Insider Pours Cold Water on Giddey’s Contract Demands

The Chicago Bulls have yet to reach an agreement with Josh Giddey over a new contract. Therefore, the playmaking guard is still a free agent. Giddey is reportedly seeking a $30 million per year deal,

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Josh Giddey Had Classy Answer When Asked About Thunder's Championship Without Him

For three full seasons, Josh Giddey was a starter for an up-and-coming Oklahoma City Thunder team. He was traded to the Chicago Bulls last summer and watched from his couch as blue and yellow confetti fell from the Paycom Center ceiling to celebrate the Thunder's 2025 championship last month.