Some of the NBA greats have made careers out of consistently tallying triple-doubles. Michael Jordan, for example, once tallied seven consecutive triple-doubles in a row in 1989. The feat was so rare, that Jordan remained the lone player in Chicago Bulls history to record consecutive triple-doubles.

Josh Giddey’s powerful knock against the 76ers made him add several records to his elite career. Here are all the milestones he has generated.

Bulls star Josh Giddey is not messing around, as he stuffs stat sheets like it's nobody's business, putting him in Michael Jordan territory.

Move over Michael Jordan, make a place for Josh Giddey? Well, the Chicago Bulls guard can now say he's an equal to Jordan in one specific way.

Josh Giddey finished with a triple-double against Philadelphia with 29 points, 15 rebounds, and 12 assists in 37 minutes

Josh Giddey hasn’t just played up to the four-year, $100 million ($A153m) contract he secured in the off-season; he’s outplaying it. Meanwhile, Aussie compatriot Dyson Daniels enhanced his offensive workload in the absence of sidelined All-Star guard Trae Young.

32 points. 10 boards. 9 dimes. Josh Giddey leads the @chicagobulls to their first 5-0 start since the 1996-1997 season 🤯 They also move to 1-0 in East Group C play in the @emirates NBA Cup Tournament! pic.twitter.com/XHrGR141fc

No bitterness was shown. While Giddey admitted it was difficult to feel neutral, he was ultimately happy to see the Thunder win an NBA championship. His relationships with several former teammates surfaced when they went back and forth with the Indiana Pacers in the 2025 NBA Finals.

Josh Giddey is thriving in his second season with the Chicago Bulls. Although the Bulls took on a loss on Sunday night against the New York Knicks, it was just

Kevin Huerter has been a solid scoring option off the bench, Tre Jones looks rejuvenated in his return to Chicago and Dosunmu has formed a dynamic connection with Jones when they share the backcourt while spacing the floor to open up the defence for others.