On Saturday, April, 9^th at 8:30 P.M. the (56-22) Cleveland Cavaliers will be on the road to take on the (39-39) Chicago Bulls. “The Crowd” projects a final score of Cavaliers 100.8 – Bulls 97.5 with an over/under of 198.3.  The Bulls enter the game with a (24-15) home record while the Cavaliers are (24-15) on the road.

Point differential: Cavaliers +6.4 (4^th) Bulls -1.7 (20^th)

Points per game: Cavaliers 104.2 (9^th) Bulls 101.2 (21^st)

Points allowed per game: Cavaliers 97.8 (3^rd) Bulls 102.9 (tied for 14^th)

Field Goal Percentage Offense: Cavaliers 46% (9^th) Bulls 43.9% (23^rd)

Three Point Percentage: Bulls 36.9% (tied for 4^th) Cavaliers 36.1% (7^th)

Free Throw Percentage: Bulls 78.3% (10^th) Cavaliers 74.4% (23^rd)

Field Goal Percentage Defense: Bulls 44% (7^th) Cavaliers 44.7% (14^th)

Turnovers committed per game: Cavaliers 12.9 (tied for 8^th) Bulls 13.4 (tied for 12^th)

Turnovers forced per game: Cavaliers 12.8 (24^th) Bulls 11.2 (29^th)

Rebounds per game: Bulls 46.4 (2^nd) Cavaliers 44.7 (7^th)

Assists per game: Cavaliers 22.9 (11^th) Bulls 22.8 (tied for 12^th)

The Cavaliers are (7-3) in their last ten games whereas the Bulls are just (4-6).  Cleveland has the advantage in most of the major statistical categories. The Cavaliers and Bulls have split their last ten games head to head.  The Cavaliers are playing much better basketball as of late while the Bulls are faltering.  I like the Cavaliers to win this one on the road.

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