Thunder 145, Bulls 117: Josh Giddey's return to OKC was spoiled. The Thunder destroyed the Bulls in a game where they led by as many as 43 points. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had a modest 27 points and 12 rebounds as he sat out another fourth quarter.

Alex Caruso scrambling in his white Thunder threads, the last man to rotate on a suffocating defensive possession early in the second quarter, closing out on Josh Giddey, who donned his No. 3 dipped in Bulls attire.

Josh Giddey and the Chicago Bulls lost 145-117 Monday night to the top seed in the NBA, the Oklahoma City Thunder. After a four-game winning streak, this marks back-to-back losses for a Chicago team that is slated to be the final Play-In team moving into the postseason.

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The red-hot Oklahoma City Thunder have won their last nine straight games, and the Chicago Bulls are heading into the Paycom Center on Monday night to put their

Giddey is thriving as a floor general on the third-fastest team in the league, and Chicago (33-42) is 11-9 since the All-Star break. It's now 10th in the East with a strong chance of reaching the play-in tournament.

The Toronto Raptors (28-47) can almost certainly kiss their season goodbye, despite their current four-game winning streak. Sitting 11th in the Eastern Conference and five games behind the 10th-seeded Chicago Bulls, Toronto’s play-in hopes are all but over with just seven games left to play.

The Oklahoma City Thunder had a relaxed 145-117 win over the Chicago Bulls. The former led for the majority of the contest by double-digit points and by as many as 43 points. After both teams struggled to score at the start,