Giddey sets new Aussie NBA record as Bulls fall short of miracle comeback
Josh Giddey continues his remarkable form but it is not enough to give the Chicago Bulls a much-needed win.
Giddey sets new Aussie NBA record as Bulls fall short of miracle comeback
Josh Giddey continues his remarkable form but it is not enough to give the Chicago Bulls a much-needed win.
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