The Bulls are on the verge of elimination and will need to show something in Game 5 against the Bucks. They’ve lost back to back games by 24 and 30 pts, both games were also in Chicago. While the Bulls have fared better in Milwaukee during this series with close margins in Game 1 and 2, injuries are starting to mount. Zach LaVine is likely out for Game 5 due to health and safety protocols. Alex Caruso has a concussion and won’t play in Game 5 either. So they’ll need the likes of White and Dosunmu to step up in their absence.<\/span><\/p>\n On the flip-side, the Bucks are sitting nicely with a 3-1 series lead and will be eager to close out the series on their home court this Thursday. They come off a 119-95 win in Game 4 as Giannis led the scoring with 32 pts and 17 boards. Holiday was also dominant with 26 pts and Allen hit 6 threes off the bench as he finished with 27 pts. They’re still without Middleton due to injury but Allen’s performance in Game 4 will give them a lot of confidence, especially in a potential matchup with Boston next up.<\/span><\/p>\n Chicago are up against the odds to save this series on Thursday and a Bucks blowout does look likely. However, we do prefer the Under as the first two games of the series in Milwaukee were low scoring. The Under is also 7-1 in the last 8 meetings and Chicago holds a 5-0 Unders record in Milwaukee.<\/span><\/p>\n Stadium Record<\/b><\/p>\n The Bucks have won 8 of their last 11 in Milwaukee. Chicago has lost 8 of their last 9 in Milwaukee.<\/span><\/p>\n Head to Head Record<\/b><\/p>\n