Alex Caruso splits are the same with or without Levine. And they project below this ambitious number. Under.

This is a get right spot for Scottie Barnes. In his last 15 games, he is 3-12 to the over averaging 5.9 which has depressed this line. But on the season, he is still 27-19 with an average of 8.3. Chicago is particularly a good matchup for him, as his over is 4-2 in the last 6 games he's played against them. Chicago in general is also a below average rebounding team this season.

Toronto new pieces as part of their trades are injured in RJ Barrett and Immanuel Quickley. Still, the Raptors showed fight in their last loss by a point to the Atlanta Hawks. Rookie Gradey Dick put in fifteen points, and Jordan Nwora scored a season high 24 points. Look for the Raptors to show fight again tonight.

Alex Caruso is crucial to the Bulls. His defensive versatility and hustle is one of the driving forces of the team. They need him even more with Patrick Williams (foot) out, who is one of their other best defenders. Still, this is a high rebounding number for Caruso to hit. He is averaging 3.6 rebounds per game for the season and has four or fewer rebounds in 10 of his last 13 games. I’ll ride with the under.

The Bulls are still playing without Zach LaVine (ankle), which means added shot attempts for DeMar DeRozan. DeRozan has played the Raptors three times this season, scoring at least 24 points in two of those games. The one game he didn’t was because LaVine exploded for 36 points. DeRozan has averaged 40 minutes over the last 10 games, which can be attributed to the Bulls also missing Patrick Williams (foot) and Torrey Craig (heel). He should play a ton and remain a focal point of the Bulls’ offense, making the over the way to go.