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Chicago Bulls vs. Houston Rockets: Preview, Predictions and Picks for March 15, 2025

Updated on:
Mar 15, 2025 8:02 PM
The Houston Rockets, riding a five-game winning streak, look to extend their dominance as they host the Chicago Bulls at the Toyota Center on Saturday, March 15, 2025, at 8:00 PM. With a strong home record of 24-10, the Rockets aim to secure their sixth consecutive victory against the Bulls, who are struggling to find consistency on the road with a 15-16 record.
Chicago Bulls vs Houston Rockets

Current Odds

CHI
HOU
Over
228.5
-115
Under
233.5
-105
CHI
+3.5
-104
HOU
-2.5
-118
CHI
ML
+154
HOU
ML
-140

Houston Rockets recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/14/25 vs Dallas Mavericks W 133-96
3/12/25 vs Phoenix Suns W 111-104
3/10/25 vs Orlando Magic W 97-84
3/8/25 vs New Orleans Pelicans W 146-117
3/6/25 @ New Orleans Pelicans W 109-97

Chicago Bulls recent games

Game Date Opponent Result Score
3/13/25 vs Brooklyn Nets W 116-110
3/10/25 vs Indiana Pacers W 121-103
3/8/25 @ Miami Heat W 114-109
3/6/25 @ Orlando Magic W 125-123
3/4/25 vs Cleveland Cavaliers L 139-117

Houston Rockets injuries

  • Amen Thompson (F): Out
  • Reed Sheppard (G): Out

Chicago Bulls injuries

  • Josh Giddey (SG): Out
  • Lonzo Ball (PG): Out
  • Coby White (PG): Day-To-Day
  • Ayo Dosunmu (SG): Out

Bulls vs Rockets game info

Type Info
Venue Toyota Center (Houston)
Location Houston, TX
Tip-off Sat 8:00 PM
TV Space City Home Network

Bulls vs Rockets predictions

As the Chicago Bulls gear up to face the Houston Rockets, all eyes are on Coby White. The electric point guard has been averaging 19.3 points per game, and it looks like he’s set to drop a cool 21.2 points this matchup. His ability to break through defenses makes him a key player, especially with a beefy 35 minutes on the court. Nikola Vucevic isn’t one to be overlooked either. With an impressive 15.1 points and nearly a double-double in rebounds at 9.6, he's the anchor of the Bulls’ interior game. True, Josh Giddey’s absence due to an ankle issue is a blow, but guys like Tre Jones, projected to dish out 6.9 assists, are more than capable of picking up the slack when it counts.

Meanwhile, down in Houston, the Rockets are ready to continue their hot streak, and much of that hinges on young star Jalen Green. Known for his scoring prowess, it’s predicted he’ll put up around 20.9 points, shredding through defenses with blistering pace and finesse. Alperen Sengun is another player to watch; with his knack for pulling down boards, he is expected to lead the Rockets in rebounding with an estimated 11.9. Don’t sleep on Fred VanVleet either. His leadership and knack for dropping dimes, clocking in a projected 6.2 assists, make him invaluable as he orchestrates the floor.

Considering the current form of both teams, it looks like Houston has a good shot at extending their winning streak to six games. Sitting pretty at third in the Western Conference, the Rockets have been in fine form, much to the delight of their home fans. The Bulls, while having some spark, might find it challenging to stop Houston's momentum, especially on the Rockets' home turf where they boast a solid 24-10 record. Unless Chicago brings an unexpected game-changing twist, this might just end with the Rockets holding court at the Toyota Center. What do you think—is Houston going to keep soaring, or will Chicago defy the odds?

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