The Chicago Bulls finally made one of the moves they were expected to make in NBA free agency.

In a move that was widely expected since the end of the season, the Bulls have re-signed restricted free agent Josh Giddey to a multi-year extension, the team announced Tuesday.

What we know:

Giddey entered free agency as a restricted free agent and was extension eligible. Giddey could have signed an offer sheet with another team, and the Bulls would have had a chance to match.

However, no other offer sheet came. The Bulls avoided all that.

According to ESPN's Sham Charania, the Bulls gave Giddey a four-year, $100 million extension that firmly makes Giddey a part of the Bulls' future.

Whatever the Bulls will do on offense starts with Giddey. It remains to be seen what other moves the Bulls

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