Overview
- Josh Giddey remains a restricted free agent, and the Bulls hold the right to match any offer sheet he signs
- He has been noticeably absent from all Bulls Summer League games in Las Vegas, signaling friction in extension talks
- Giddey’s camp is pursuing a deal worth about $30 million per year, matching the contract Jalen Suggs secured with the Magic
- First- and second-threshold salary-cap penalties across the NBA have prevented teams from sparking bidding wars for restricted free agents
- The Bulls have organized multiple offseason bonding sessions, but it is unclear whether Giddey has participated in those team gatherings