San Antonio @ Chicago Picks & Props

The San Antonio Spurs have played at the 6th-least up-tempo pace-of-play in the NBA this year, which should lead to fewer possessions for the Bulls. The Chicago Bulls check in as the 7th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them can therefore eliminate extra chances for scoring and assists).

The San Antonio Spurs have played at the 6th-least up-tempo pace-of-play in the NBA this year, which should lead to fewer possessions for the Bulls. The Chicago Bulls check in as the 7th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them can therefore eliminate extra chances for scoring and assists).

With respect to three-point attempts, the 10th-least aggressive offense in the NBA when playing away from home this year has been the Spurs. The matchup vs. the Chicago Bulls is a tough one for shot attempts from the field; the opposing team's starting SGs have totaled the least field goal attempts per game in the league this year (10.6). The Spurs have played at the 6th-least up-tempo pace-of-play in the league this year. This year, the other team's starting SGs have attempted 1.7 foul shots per game (fewest in the league) against the Chicago Bulls, facing an uphill battle to get to the free-throw line.

The San Antonio Spurs will likely see an increase in plays in this game from competing against the 7th-fastest pace home offense in the league over the last 5 games (the Bulls). The San Antonio Spurs check in as the 6th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA away from their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide additional chances for scoring and assists).

With respect to three-point attempts, the 10th-least aggressive offense in the NBA when playing away from home this year has been the Spurs. The Spurs have played at the 6th-least up-tempo pace-of-play in the league this year.

This year when they are at home, the other team's starting SFs have compiled 8.6 points per game (lowest in the NBA) vs. the Spurs, identifying this as a hard matchup for offensive output. The San Antonio Spurs have played at the 6th-least up-tempo pace-of-play in the NBA this year, which should lead to fewer possessions for the Bulls. The Chicago Bulls check in as the 7th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them can therefore eliminate extra chances for scoring and assists).

With respect to three-point attempts, the 10th-least aggressive offense in the NBA when playing away from home this year has been the Spurs. The matchup vs. the Bulls is a tough one for shots from the field; the opposing team's starting PFs have tallied the 3rd-least shot attempts per game in the league this year (11.5). The Spurs have played at the 6th-least up-tempo pace-of-play in the league this year.

The San Antonio Spurs have played at the 6th-least up-tempo pace-of-play in the NBA this year, which should lead to fewer possessions for the Bulls. The Chicago Bulls check in as the 7th-worst offensive rebounding offense in the league over the last 5 games (offensive rebounds maintain possession, and a lack of them can therefore eliminate extra chances for scoring and assists).

The San Antonio Spurs will likely see an increase in plays in this game from competing against the 7th-fastest pace home offense in the league over the last 5 games (the Bulls). The San Antonio Spurs check in as the 6th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA away from their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide additional chances for scoring and assists).

In regard to shooting, the Chicago Bulls's outstanding 123.4 points per game on their home court rates 3rd-highest in the league over the last 5 games. The 7th-fastest pace home offense in the league over the last 5 games has been the Bulls.

The San Antonio Spurs will likely see an increase in plays in this game from competing against the 7th-fastest pace home offense in the league over the last 5 games (the Bulls). The San Antonio Spurs check in as the 6th-best offensive rebounding offense in the NBA away from their home court this year (offensive rebounds maintain possession and may therefore provide additional chances for scoring and assists). The matchup against Chicago is a strong one for drawing fouls; the other team's starting SFs have attempted a whopping 5.1 free throws per game this year when the Chicago Bulls have the home court advantage (most in the league).

Keldon Johnson has gone over 9.5 in 7 of his last 9 games.

Julian Champagnie has gone over 7.5 in 6 of his last 9 games.

Patrick Williams has gone over 8.5 in 6 of his last 9 games.

Ayo Dosunmu has gone over 10.5 in 5 of his last 7 games.