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The experts predicted a victory for the Chicago Bulls, but it’s no sure thing at this point. a win is still up for grabs for either squad at halftime, but they are up 54-53 over the Toronto Raptors

Small forward DeMar DeRozan has led the way so far for the Bulls, as he has 13 points in addition to four boards and two blocks. Toronto has been relying on power forward Pascal Siakam, who has 16 points, and point guard Fred VanVleet, who has ten points and six assists along with five rebounds.

Who’s Playing

Toronto @ Chicago

Current Records: Toronto 40-31; Chicago 41-29

What to Know

After three games on the road, the Chicago Bulls are heading back home. They will take on the Toronto Raptors at 8 p.m. ET Monday at United Center after having had a few days off. If the contest is anything like Toronto’s 127-120 win from their previous meeting in February, the scorekeeper will be kept real busy.

The Bulls have to be hurting after a devastating 129-102 loss at the hands of the Phoenix Suns this past Friday. Chicago was down 95-72 at the end of the third quarter, which was just too much to recover from. Small forward DeMar DeRozan (19 points) was the top scorer for Chicago.

Meanwhile, Toronto didn’t have too much breathing room in their game with the Philadelphia 76ers on Sunday, but they still walked away with a 93-88 victory. Toronto can attribute much of their success to power forward Pascal Siakam, who posted a double-double on 26 points and ten boards along with five dimes, and center Precious Achiuwa, who had 21 points in addition to nine rebounds.

The Bulls are the favorite in this one, with an expected 4-point margin of victory. They have failed bettors playing the spread in their past three games, so buyers beware.

Chicago is now 41-29 while the Raptors sit at 40-31. A couple offensive numbers to keep in mind before tip-off: Chicago ranks second in the league when it comes to field goal percentage, with 48.10% on the season. On the other end of the spectrum, Toronto has only been able to knock down 44.30% percent of their shots, which is the fifth lowest field goal percentage in the league. We’ll see if the Bulls’ 3.80% advantage translates to a win.