The Bulls brought in Giddey from the Thunder, in the deal that sent Alex Caruso to Oklahoma City. It's clear they value Giddey's ability to fill a box score, but questions remain around the holes in Giddey's game--his poor defense and subpar 3-point shooting--that make him a questionable long-term investment.

The Golden State Warriors value Chicago Bulls point-forward Josh Giddey‘s “skillset” and have communicated their interest with his representation, according to NBA insider Jake Fischer of The Stein Line.

The 22-year-old and Chicago seemingly remain far apart in contract negotiations, though the Bulls still hold a fair amount of leverage, as few teams have the available cap space to offer Giddey his desired salary of around $30 million per year.

The Golden State Warriors may be revisiting an old draft crush, and it could cost them one of their most promising young players. According to Bleacher Report’s Jake Fischer, the Warriors have expressed interest in Oklahoma City Thunder guard Josh Giddey and are open to exploring a sign-and-trade deal that would involve Jonathan Kuminga.

Restricted free agent Chicago Bulls point guard Josh Giddey appears to have lost out on a key sign-and-trade path as talks between his representatives and Chicago's grind on without a resolution in sight.