Chicago Bulls and New York Knicks face off at Madison Square Garden, New York, NY on Wednesday, January 3rd, 2024 8:30 PM ET .
Who’s Playing
Chicago Bulls @ New York Knicks
How To Watch ?
- Date & time : Wednesday, January 3rd, 2024 8:30 PM ET
- Arena : Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
- TV & radio channel : SiriusXM, ESPN NY 98.7, ABC, MSG, 670 The Score
- Live Stream: FuboTV
Chicago Bulls – New York Knicks injury report :
Chicago Bulls injury report :
Patrick Williams: Probable (Ankle)
Lonzo Ball: Out (Knee)
Alex Caruso: Questionable (Ankle)
Zach LaVine: Out (Foot)
New York Knicks injury report :
Jalen Brunson: Probable (Ankle)
Immanuel Quickley: Out (Knee)
Mitchell Robinson: Out (Ankle)
Chicago Bulls – New York Knicks starting lineups :
The following were the starters for both teams in their previous games:
Chicago Bulls starting lineup :
C. White, PG #0 A. Caruso, SG #6 D. DeRozan, SF #11 P. Williams, PF #44 A. Drummond, C #3
New York Knicks starting lineup :
J. Brunson, PG #11 D. DiVincenzo, SG #0 O. Anunoby, SF #8 J. Randle, PF #30 I. Hartenstein, C #55
Game prediction : Chicago Bulls – New York Knicks
Spread : +9.5 (-110) (CHI)
Over/Under (Totals) : 220
NBA Point Spread Predictions
NBA point spread predictions provide a solution to dealing with imbalanced money line odds. Instead of solely predicting the winner of a game, these predictions focus on whether the favored team will win by a certain margin or if the underdog will lose but still cover the spread.
For instance, if you bet on the Los Angeles Lakers as favorites with a -7 point spread and they win by 8 or more points, your prediction would be correct. On the other hand, if you bet on the underdog and they lose by just 6 points, they would still cover the spread because they started with +7 points advantage.
NBA point spread predictions enable individuals to consider both winning margins and potential outcomes for underdogs in their betting strategy.
NBA Over/Under (Totals) Predictions
NBA over/under predictions provide an alternative method of betting on a basketball game. Rather than choosing a specific team to win, you are wagering on whether the total number of points scored will be above or below a set amount determined by bookmakers.
This type of prediction is appealing if you do not have a strong preference for either team or if you anticipate an exciting high-scoring game or a slow and evenly matched one. To illustrate, let’s say the sportsbooks set the line at 210.5 points; if the final score is 115-107 with a total of 222 points, those who predicted “over” would win their bets.
Conversely, if the match concluded with a score of 101-104 totaling only 205 points, those who chose “under” would be successful in their wagers.
