The Chicago Bulls will visit the Charlotte Hornets at the Spectrum Center on Sunday, April 6, 2025. The game will start at 1:00 PM. The Bulls have a record of 35-42, while the Hornets stand at 19-58.
In their recent games, the Bulls have shown strong performances. They won against the Portland Trail Blazers with a score of 118-113. Nikola Vučević and Coby White both scored 31 points in that game. Before that, they defeated the Toronto Raptors 137-118, with Vučević again leading the team.
The Hornets have struggled in their recent games. They lost to the Sacramento Kings 125-102. Miles Bridges scored 22 points in that game. They also faced a defeat against the Indiana Pacers, losing 119-105. Bridges and Mark Williams were key players in that game.
Hornets Preview
The Charlotte Hornets have had a challenging season under Head Coach Charles Lee. With a record of 19-58, they rank 14th in the Eastern Conference and 4th in the Southeast Division. Their home record stands at 12-27, while their away record is 7-31. In their last 10 games, the Hornets have won 2 and lost 8.
Offensively, the Hornets score an average of 105.5 points per game, placing them 28th in the league. They attempt 89.4 field goals per game, but their shooting accuracy is low, with a field goal percentage of 43.0. They rank 30th in effective field goal percentage and two-point percentage. Despite these struggles, they make 13.1 three-pointers per game, ranking 18th in the league.
Defensively, the Hornets allow 113.8 points per game, which ranks them 15th. They excel in steals, averaging 7.5 per game, placing them 5th in the league. They also rank 10th in blocked shots per game. However, they struggle with two-point defense, allowing opponents to shoot 55.8%, ranking 25th.
Miles Bridges leads the team with 20.6 points per game and 7.6 rebounds per game. LaMelo Ball contributes 25.2 points and 7.4 assists per game. Mark Williams is strong in the paint, averaging 15.4 points and 10.2 rebounds per game. Moussa Diabaté and Jusuf Nurkić also provide support with their rebounding efforts.
Bulls Preview
The Chicago Bulls have a balanced team with several key players contributing to their success. Nikola Vučević is a standout player, averaging 18.7 points per game. He also leads the team in rebounds with 10.0 per game. His field goal percentage is 53.2%, which is impressive.
Josh Giddey is another important player for the Bulls. He averages 14.3 points per game and 7.9 rebounds per game. Giddey also leads the team in assists with 7.1 per game. His shooting from beyond the arc is solid, with a 37.6% three-point percentage.
Coby White is the team’s leading scorer, averaging 20.5 points per game. He also contributes 4.5 assists per game. White’s three-point shooting is effective, with a 36.9% success rate. His performance is crucial for the Bulls’ offensive strategy.
Kevin Huerter and Matas Buzelis add depth to the team. Huerter averages 9.6 points per game, while Buzelis contributes 8.2 points per game. Both players help in maintaining the team’s scoring balance. Their contributions are vital for the Bulls’ overall performance.
Statistical Breakdown for Hornets vs Bulls
The game between the Charlotte Hornets and the Chicago Bulls could be shaped by several key stats. The Bulls have a strong offense, ranking 6th in points per game and 3rd in three-pointers made. The Hornets, however, struggle offensively, ranking 28th in points per game and last in field goal percentage. Defensively, the Hornets allow fewer points per game than the Bulls, but the Bulls excel in three-point defense, ranking 2nd. The Hornets’ ability to generate steals and block shots could also impact the game.
- Charlotte Hornets Points Per Game: 105.5 (28th)
- Chicago Bulls Points Per Game: 117.6 (6th)
- Hornets Field Goal Percentage: 43.0 (30th)
- Bulls Field Goal Percentage: 46.8 (15th)
- Hornets Three Pointers Made Per Game: 13.1 (18th)
- Bulls Three Pointers Made Per Game: 15.5 (3rd)
- Hornets Points Per Game Allowed: 113.8 (15th)
- Bulls Points Per Game Allowed: 119.9 (28th)
- Hornets Steals Per Game: 7.5 (5th)
- Bulls Steals Per Game: 7.5 (6th)
- Hornets Blocked Shots Per Game: 4.6 (10th)
- Bulls Blocked Shots Per Game: 4.7 (13th)
- Bulls Three Point Percentage Allowed: 34.4 (2nd)
Betting Insights
The Chicago Bulls and Charlotte Hornets are set to play, with both teams showing different trends against the spread (ATS) and in over/under results. The Bulls have a solid overall ATS record, especially on the road, while the Hornets have struggled both at home and as favorites. In terms of over/under, the Bulls have leaned slightly towards overs, whereas the Hornets have seen more unders. Here are the top five betting trends to consider for this game:
- The Bulls have a strong road ATS record of 16-9-0.
- The Hornets have a poor home ATS record of 10-16-0.
- The Bulls are on a 2-game ATS winning streak.
- The Hornets have not covered the spread as favorites, with a 0-6-0 record.
- The Bulls’ games have gone over the total 39 times, compared to 35 unders.
Free Betting Prediction for Hornets vs Bulls
The Charlotte Hornets have faced many challenges this season. Their offensive struggles are evident, with low shooting accuracy and a low points-per-game average. Defensively, they allow fewer points than the Bulls, but their two-point defense is weak. The Hornets’ ability to generate steals and block shots could help, but their overall performance has been inconsistent.
The Chicago Bulls have a strong offense, ranking high in points per game and three-pointers made. Their defense against three-point shots is also strong. Key players like Nikola Vučević and Coby White contribute significantly to their scoring. The Bulls’ ability to score and defend the three-point line gives them an edge in this game.
Considering the current form and stats, the Bulls are likely to win. Their strong offense and solid three-point defense make them favorites. The Hornets’ struggles, especially on offense, could make it hard for them to keep up. The Bulls’ recent ATS success on the road also supports this prediction.
- Our Free Prediction: Bulls -9.5
