PHX Suns vs CHI Bulls Predictions, Player Props & Odds

• The Phoenix Suns are 4.5-point road favorites Saturday when they visit the Chicago Bulls
• Chicago has lost nine straight to the Suns
• See the Suns vs Bulls predictions, player props, and best available odds on Feb. 31

The slumping Phoenix Suns (26-29, 10-18 away) need a soft landing spot, and they might finally have found one Saturday when they visit the Chicago Bulls (22-34, 10-19 home). Phoenix, with just a single win in the last eight, has ripped off nine straight wins against the Bulls, who have lost five straight and are clearly into rebuild mode.

It’s no surprise that the visitors are the betting favorites for this one in the NBA odds. Action tips off from United Center in Chicago at 5pm ET.

Suns vs Bulls Odds

Phoenix enters as 4.5-point road favorites, including -183 odds on the moneyline. The total comes it at 238.5, with -110 odds on either side of the score.

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Phoenix has just one player on its injury report, with recently acquired Cody Martin (sports hernia) sitting this one out. The Bulls are limping into Saturday, with Jalen Smith (concussion), Patrick Williams (knee) and EJ Liddell (knee) all ruled out. Nikola Vucevic (knee) and Josh Giddey (wrist) are listed as probable, while guard Ayo Dosunmu (shoulder) is questionable.

PHX vs CHI Player Props

NBA player props from DraftKings Sportsbook on February 22.

Kevin Durant has the top scoring prop for this one at 27.5 points, but he’s coming off a light 22-point effort in a loss to the Spurs. He’s followed closely by Devin Booker (26.5), who has tallied back-to-back 17-point efforts for Phoenix, just the third time all year Book has gone sub-20 points in consecutive games.

He also has the top assist total at 6.5, with Tyus Jones and Josh Giddey in at 5.5 each. Coby White and Nikola Vucevic share the highest scoring prop for Chicago at 20.5, with Vucevic also holding the highest rebounding total at 10.5.

Suns vs Bulls Prediction

• Suns vs Bulls pick: Suns -4.5 (-110)
• Suns vs Bulls prop pick: Booker Over 26.5 points (-110)

For a team trying to work its way into the play-in portion of the Western Conference playoff picture, the Phoenix Suns dropped a dud coming out of the all-star break, dropping a 120-109 decision to the San Antonio Spurs — a team that just announced star Victor Wembanyama would be out for the rest of the year.

That is Phoenix’s fourth straight loss and seventh in the last eight. They’re bleeding points defensively over that run, surrendering a whopping 124.4 points per game, with teams shooting 46.7% from the field against them.

The Suns are also giving up 15.5 offensive rebounds per contest, and they are tied for last over this run in allowing 17.9 second-chance points. The team they’re tied with? These Chicago Bulls.

The Bulls finally put together a competitive effort, after four straight losses by an average of 24.5 points, but the result was still the same, dropping a 113-111 OT decision to the New York Knicks.

The tank is in full effect in the Windy City, as the Bulls have just a single win since dealing away Zach LaVine at the trade deadline.

A Top-8 scoring team in the NBA, this post-LaVine edition of the Bulls are currently averaging a paltry 106.4 points per game, shooting 41.7% from the field, and a bleak 31.8% clip from downtown.

That pop-gun offense isn’t going to beat many teams, especially when their defense is surrendering a massive 126.4 points per game.

Chicago is just 12-16-1 ATS at home this season, the seventh-worst cover rate in the league.

If Phoenix is serious about making moves in the West, this is a good place to start. On top of seeking their 10th-straight win over Chicago, Phoenix has won five straight at the United Center, going 3-1-1 against the spread.