Caleb Wilson in rare company after impressive rookie feat

The Chicago Bulls are 1-2 on the early season after dropping their home opener to the Washington Wizards on Saturday night. After the Bulls jumped out to a lead, they saw the Wizards storm back and build a double-digit lead themselves.

While the Bulls battled back and got it down to three with under 20 seconds, they eventually lost 124-120. However, there was a big bright spot in this game in the form of rookie Caleb Wilson.

After he helped lead a furious second-half comeback against the Milwaukee Bucks, Wilson followed it up with his first double-double of his career on Saturday night. Wilson finished the game with 30 points, 14 rebounds, three assists, two steals and a block. He went 10-of-24 from the field as well.

That included six dunks in the game as he asserted himself around the rim. For Wilson, it was all about being aggressive in this game

“I’m just being aggressive,” Wilson said after the game. “They’re a team that’s really big, and our opportunities are in transition because they have so much size, so I was just using that to my advantage to try to get downhill and create opportunities for myself.”

With his performance, he’s also entered some rare territory.

Caleb Wilson’s impressive three-game stretch