Bucks vs Bulls

The Milwaukee Bucks (3-1) play against the Chicago Bulls (3-3) at United Center Game Time: 1:00 PM EDT on Sunday April 24, 2022 Milwaukee Bucks 119, ...

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SportsLine's model simulated Game 4 of the Chicago Bulls vs. Milwaukee Bucks series in the NBA playoff bracket 2022.

- Bucks vs. Bucks? And which side of the spread hits in 60 percent of simulations? Milwaukee has a weakness at the free throw line, making only 66 percent of attempts against Chicago, and the Bulls finished No. 6 in the NBA in allowing only 11.7 3-pointers per game during the regular season. The model also says one side of the spread hits in 60 percent of simulations. Chicago has struggled at times in the series, but the Bulls are potent on offense. You can only see the model's Bucks vs. On the other end, the Bucks are playing exceedingly well, leading the NBA playoffs in myriad defensive categories. Milwaukee finished in the top five of the NBA in offensive rating during the regular season, scoring more than 1.14 points per possession. Milwaukee also has the best player in the series in Giannis Antetokounmpo, with the NBA MVP finalist averaging 29.9 points and 11.6 rebounds per game. The model enters the first full week of the 2022 NBA playoffs on a stunning 86-56 roll on all top-rated NBA picks, returning almost $2,400. Before making any Bulls vs. Chicago is in a desperate position as a result, and Game 4 will take place at the United Center. Khris Middleton (knee) and George Hill (abdominal) are out for the Bucks. Lonzo Ball (knee) and Matt Thomas (leg) are out for the Bulls.

The Chicago Bulls will need to bounce back from a brutal Game 3 home loss to the Milwaukee Bucks. The Bulls hadn't played a home playoff game in five years ...

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When we last prepared for a Milwaukee Bucks playoff game against these Chicago Bulls, it came on the heels of an embarrassing pair of home games (which the ...

ESPN+ 30 For 30 Nikola Vucevic is the wild card that the Bulls need to try and wrestle back control of the series. Nikola Vucevic isn’t providing it, Patrick Williams isn’t ready, leaving...Coby White? Ayo Dosunmu? Tristan Thompson? (lol) Milwaukee is the betting favorite going into today’s matinée matchup, but we’ve seen how the Bucks play when guys (looking at you, Giannis) have to move their routines up and miss out on their game-day nap. For the Bulls, there’s no obvious counter to Milwaukee’s move to up-size their starting lineup, replacing the injured Khris Middleton with the bespectacled Bobby Portis. With Lonzo Ball sidelined and Zach LaVine clearly hobbled, there simply aren’t any other major players to try out to support DeMar DeRozan’s superhero act. The most interesting part of the game at this point was seeing if the Bulls fans were booing their own players louder than Grayson Allen. There were several cutaways to absolutely stunned, devastated Bulls fans. Honestly, it was how Chicago played for most of the first two games, while the Bulls got down early and appeared shellshocked for the rest of the contest.