Spurs’ home games tend to be rather high scoring, so I’ll bet this one to “go high.” An average of 226.5 total points per game is scored when they open the doors at the Alamo. While we need a few more than that tonight, I think we get it.

Chicago is getting back to full strength and has scored 111 points in each of its last two contests. They are top ten in the league in scoring and had a very efficient night vs. Toronto on Wednesday. Both DeRozan and LaVine had 23 or more points.

San Antonio is also top ten in scoring. They could only manage 110 points in their last game, which was the second night of a back to back against Memphis. But the game before that, against Houston, they finished with 134 points.

Expect the Spurs to shoot better here than they did against the Grizzlies from long distance. Making only 24% of their attempts in the Memphis game was their worst effort on threes since November 18th.

The Bulls also haven’t shot it that well from long range of late. But they are 37.7% for the season, so expect a turnaround from them as well. Take the Over.