Josh Giddey added insult to injury on Wednesday night -- or, rather, injury to insult.

The Chicago Bulls began their new era with the single-worst opening night loss in franchise history. Tiago Splitter's team was run off the court to the tune of a 135-92 beatdown . While it may be only the first game in a long rebuilding season, it still painted a concerning picture about what might rest ahead. The Bulls begin 2026-27 with a gauntlet schedule that sees them play six of their first eight games on the road. They will also face Boston, New York, and Philly a total of six times before November 8.

To make matters worse, they may also have to tackle these games with their point guard playing well below 100 percent. Giddey revealed after the crushing defeat that he sustained a wrist injury during the preseason. The issue occurred during the Bulls' first exhibition meeting against the Phoenix Suns, and it was bad enough that he went on to receive an MRI ( h/t K.C.…