Josh Giddey Has Three Triple-Doubles in His Last 10 Games
The Bulls guard has hit the mark three times in his last 10 outings, a pace built on modest scoring and heavy minutes.
Josh Giddey has three triple-doubles in his last 10 games for the Bulls, through his most recent outing on April 3, 2026. That is three times in 10 tries, a rate that says this is not a one-off.
Giddey is averaging 17 points and 32.1 minutes a night across 54 games this season. Neither number is the profile of a typical triple-double scorer. Most players who hit that mark do it by scoring big. Giddey is getting there another way, through the minutes and touches that come with heavy usage across the box score.
For the pace to hold, Chicago needs to keep playing Giddey close to that 32.1-minute workload. Triple-doubles need volume in more than one category, and volume needs minutes. If his playing time drops, the math gets harder even if his per-minute production stays the same.
For it to change, the simplest cause would be a shift in role or minutes. A minutes cut, a change in who else is on the floor, or a stretch where the ball moves through other hands would all cut into the chances. As of now, three in 10 games is the record, and the 2025-26 season is still in progress.