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Josh Giddey’s three-point shot has exploded since joining the Chicago Bulls, soaring from 31% to a career-best 37.8% in his first season—and then 36.4% again last year on more attempts. The key now? Turning him into a pull-up threat. He’s only taken about one-and-a-half pull-up threes per game, but if he can increase that volume, defenses will have to respect him beyond catch-and-shoot situations. With young talent like Caleb Wilson and Matas Buzelis pushing the pace, Giddey’s role as a trailer could be perfect for developing that pull-up jumper. His catch-and-shoot game remains elite, hitting over 38% consistently. Whatever sparked his shooting surge in Chicago—new coaching, fresh start—it’s clear he’s no longer a guy you can leave wide open. If he keeps building on this momentum, he could make a major leap as early as next season.

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