The Chicago Bulls are in Tinseltown this Monday looking for a win. The Los Angeles Clippers are hoping to get back to their winning ways after an ugly loss. Check out our preview of this Bulls vs Clippers matchup in the 2022-23 NBA season. There are more basketball previews to read here at TopBet, so feel free to look around and make bets once you’re ready.
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Betting Preview for the Chicago Bulls vs Los Angeles Clippers NBA Regular Season Game on March 27, 2023
Where: Crypto.com Arena, Los Angeles, California
When: Monday, March 27, 2023, 10:30 PM ET
Line: Chicago Bulls (ODDS) vs. Los Angeles Clippers (ODDS) – view all 2020-21 NBA lines
TV Broadcast: BSSC
Betting on the Chicago Bulls (ODDS)
Regular Season Record: 35-38
After suffering a 116-91 loss to the Philadelphia 76ers last Wednesday, the Bulls roared back and demolished the Portland Trail Blazers in a 124-96 road win over the weekend. Back in the win column, the Bulls look forward to having the same form when they the Clippers for the second and last time this season. Chicago lost the first meeting with the Clippers late last January at home, 108-103. This time, though, the Bulls will face an LA team that is missing Paul George, so that’s one less major problem for Chicago’s defense which is still regarded as among the good ones in the league. Chicago is a top-10 team in the NBA so far this season in terms of scoring defense.
The Bulls are 6-4 against the spread in their last 10 games against the Clippers.
Betting on the Los Angeles Clippers (ODDS)
Regular Season Record: 39-36
The Clippers got tripped up by the New Orleans Pelicans in a 131-110 loss at home last Sunday. Los Angeles shot 52 percent from the field against the Pels, but did a bad job at securing the ball, as the Clippers committed 19 turnovers. Bones Hyland had five turnovers while Russell Westbrook had four. With George sidelined by injury, the Clippers will be seeing guys like Hyland and Westbrook have increased touches, so both players will have to be extra careful with the leather — or they can just let Kawhi Leonard have the ball most of the time. Leonard, who went just 4/16 from the field for 12 points in the New Orleans game, can always be trusted regardless of how salty he shot in the previous contest. He is still averaging 25.7 points per game on 58.8 percent shooting from the field this season while also making 43.8 percent of his shots from deep. He had 33 points with just a turnover in the January win versus Chicago. Still, watch out for his status after he got hurt in the Pelicans game.
The Clippers are 4-3 against the spread in their last seven home games.
Writer’s Prediction
The Clippers win, 115-108.
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