The Bulls have some pop but the question here is if the Nets allow the Chicago to play at its preferred brisk pace. Top scorer Cam Thomas, who missed the win over LA on Monday with a sore hamstring, did play on Tuesday at Cleveland, and Brooklyn would lose again, the sixth straight with Thomas available since he recently returned to active duty. We'll give some slack as the Cavs won their 15th straight on Tuesday, but it importantly showed how the Nets could play at a slower (and more preferable) speed with Thomas. Note Brooklyn is 16-6 under since January 21, slowing down many potent teams, and the Bulls have played at a slightly-slower pace lately, 5-5 under the past ten. Play Nets-Bulls Under

The Bulls are dealing with multiple backcourt injuries, providing opportunity for Kevin Huerter. He's averaged 8.75 3-point attempts in his last eight games, clearing this prop total all but once. The Nets allow the sixth-best 3-point percentage (36.8).

The Bulls will be without both Josh Giddey and Lonzo Ball tonight. Meanwhile the Nets are an above average team defensively and still compete. They also play at the second slowest pace in the league. I dont often play totals but this is a rare one that I do like.

Cam Thomas played 32 minutes against the Cavaliers on Tuesday, his most since returning from injury. He attempted 22 shots, which he turned into 27 points. While he played fewer than 30 minutes in each of his previous four games, he scored at least 23 points in two of them and took at least 17 shots in all four games. The Bulls have played at the third-fastest pace and they have the sixth-worst defensive rating in the league. The last time he faced them, Thomas scored 32 points over 32 minutes. I think Thomas plays around 30 minutes in this rematch, which gives him a great opportunity to reach this over.