The Chicago Bulls are looking to even their record at 4-4 when they face the Dallas Mavericks at American Airlines Center on Wednesday night. Currently 3-4 through their first seven games, the Bulls have had an up and down start to the season.

In their first home game of the season, Chicago is set to host the Oklahoma City Thunder. Giddey, of course, was traded from the Thunder to the Bulls this past offseason in a move that sent Alex Caruso to the Western Conference contender.

While many outside the Bulls' organization questioned the Giddey-Alex Caruso trade at the time, especially that they didn't get any draft picks, the Bulls still feel that Giddey is a perfect fit for their new-look offense.

After allowing the Utah Jazz to score 135 points on Monday night, it's clear that one of those flaws is the team's defense. After the Bulls lost to the the Jazz on Monday night, Josh Giddey opened up on the team's defense.