Nikola Vucevic is having the most efficient season of his career despite being in year 14. While Vucevic is playing great, I do not believe he is capable of sustaining his 57% field goal percentage, in addition to his 45% three point percentage. Vucevic is a career 35% shooter from behind the arc, as well as a sub 50% shooter from the field. Vucevic has also struggled against Clint Capela throughout his career and while this projects to be a high scoring game environment, I think Vucevic is a solid fade candidate.

Dyson Daniels has racked up 14 steals over his last two games. He is averaging 3.2 steals per game for the season. The Bulls have played at the third-fastest pace in the league, which has contributed to them averaging 15.1 turnovers per game. Daniels had six steals the first time he faced the Bulls this season and then four more in their second meeting. I love this over at plus odds.

After failing to hit a three-pointer in a blowout loss to the Celtics on Saturday, Nikola Vucevic made two of his eight three-point attempts against the Bucks on Monday. He has shot 45.2% from deep this season, enabling him to make at least two three-pointers in 12 of his last 15 games. He has played the Hawks two times this season and he made two three-pointers in both games. I’ll take this over again.

Post holiday’s the first game for a team struggling presents value. Chicago has been torched their last two home games in which they lost by twenty points or more to Milwaukee and Boston. Yet, their prior three games on the road they have won outright. Expect a competitive game against an Atlanta team they have already defeated twice including a 125-113 victory on the road.