This is a *10* play on the BULLS

The 19-21 Nets have played surprisingly well of late and have even risen to the 8th spot in the Eastern Conference. Since December 7th, their record is 11-3 straight up and 10-4 against the spread. This despite still being without top scorer Caris LeVert. I do expect this team to start cooling down though. Despite all the success, which includes a road win over Memphis Friday night, Brooklyn still isn't a very good road team. They're below .500 on the road for the season, so coming in as a favorite seems shaky, even though they're 2-0 ATS YTD in the role of road chalk. One of those wins/covers came here on Chicago on 12/19, but the win was by only three points and the Bulls have started to play better since then for interim coach Jim Boylan, at least on the defensive end. Chicago also recently got back two starters, Kris Dunn and Lauri Markkanen, back from injuries. They'll be out for revenge here and should get it. The Bulls are looking to avoid a winless three-game homestand here and have lost three in a row overall. But they are 8-3 ATS this season off 3+ SU losses and just took a very good Indiana team to overtime Friday. LeVert isn't the only player missing for the Nets; they're also without Allen Crabbe and Rondae Hollis-Jefferson. Play on CHICAGO

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