Chicago leads the Central Division at 17-8. Cleveland is 13-12 but playing some very good ball and undervalued going 7-0 their last 7 ATS. Two major reasons. The Cavaliers are in a good situational spot and the Bulls' rotation is down key contributors greatly stretching their depth. The Bulls will be without their leading scorer, DeMar DeRozan. He's going to miss this game, too, because of COVID-19 safety protocols. The Bulls also are down guards Coby White (illness) and Alex Caruso (hamstring). This is not a strong rotation. The Cavaliers have improved to the point where they can exploit that especially being back home. Jarret Allen has been an absolute monster on the interior for Cleveland this season. Teaming up with rookie Evan Mobley, the fourth-year center is averaging 16.9 points, 11.3 rebounds, while shooting the ball at a scoring 70.3% clip. Take the Cavaliers to win and cover here at home.