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NEW YORK – It feels a little different for Josh Giddey.Like both he and the Bulls offense are taking steps towards progress. Baby steps, but steps.All but meaningless on nights like Wednesday, however, when the defense was so non-existent from…

The Chicago Bulls suffered an embarrassing 135-105 defeat against the New York Knicks at Madison Square Garden on Wednesday. Bulls head coach Tiago Splitter benched rookie Caleb Wilson for the entire fourth quarter following a poor five-point showing, citing issues with the No. 4 pick's offensive play, defensive effort, and negative body language as the team dropped to 1-7 on the season.
New York dominated from the opening tip, tied a franchise record with 84 first-half points, and received 22 first-quarter points from Jalen Brunson. For Chicago, Josh Giddey contributed 10 points and six assists, attempting to build offensive momentum despite the team's ongoing defensive struggles.
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