Actually thought about driving to see this game but then remembered that the Bulls obviously don't care about winning. Truly stunned they did nothing at the trade deadline to get a pick or something. Remember Tangy Taffy? What I feel like the Bulls are. Can't help yourself but the result is not worth the work. Also cavities. Orlando is 2-0 in the season series.

Fair price here on the Magic, which recovered nicely from its loss to the Heat by whipping the Spurs on Thursday at Kia Center, also for a fourth win in five games. Home court has been good to Orlando (16-7 SU as host) this season, and Franz Wagner has recently returned to active duty with vengeance, scoring 34 in his latest display on Thursday. Chicago off of rare back-to-back wins but season-long inconsistency makes the Bulls a tough sell. Play Magic

Going back to the proverbial well with Wendell Carter Jr. who is set to face a familiar foe in the Chicago Bulls. The Bull drafted Carter and he has clearly enjoyed facing his old team having played them 8x and scored at least 19 points in five of those matchups, in addition to eclipsing this points line in 7 of 8 games. Carter has worked his way back into the starting lineup and is playing upwards of 30 minutes a night.