- Game: Golden State Warriors vs Chicago Bulls
- Date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026
- Location: Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Sports Bay Area
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The Golden State Warriors (32-31) will host the Chicago Bulls (26-38) at the Chase Center this Tuesday.
The Bulls recently suffered a defeat against the Kings, losing 126-110. Chicago posted a field goal percentage of 41.7%, making 35 out of 84 attempts, and hit 17 of their 45 three-point attempts. From the free throw line, they managed 23 out of 34, translating to a 67.6% success rate. On the boards, the Bulls secured a total of 49 rebounds, with 9 offensive. They provided 27 assists, forced 4 turnovers, and logged 2 steals. Defensively, Chicago allowed their opponent to shoot 44.8% from the floor, with Sacramento making 47 of 105 shots. The Kings recorded 33 assists, 5 steals, and 55 total rebounds, including 13 offensive. Sacramento finished strong at the free-throw line, converting 21 out of 23 attempts for a 91.3% rate and nailing 11 of 29 from beyond the arc. The Bulls concluded the game with 19 personal fouls, compared to the Kings’ 21.
Collin Sexton was a standout player in the recent matchup. He finished with a formidable shooting percentage of 75.0%, accumulated 3 assists, and spent 22 minutes on the court while grabbing 2 rebounds. Sexton scored a total of 28 points, going 9 of 12 from the field.
As of now, the Chicago Bulls hold a record of 26-38. They average 115.4 points per game, ranking 16th in the league, while shooting 46.8% from the field. Chicago has successfully connected on 36.4% of their three-point attempts (935 of 2,566) and 77.8% from the free-throw line. Collectively, the Bulls grab 44.8 rebounds per game and have recorded 1,838 assists this season, placing them 4th in the league for passing. They commit 15.1 turnovers and average 18.7 fouls per game.
Defensively, the Bulls force their opponents into 12.6 turnovers each night and draw 18.5 fouls. They currently rank 28th in the league for assists allowed, giving up 1,813. Opponents shoot 47.3% against them (2,825 out of 5,969), and they allow 45.4 rebounds per game. Chicago surrenders 36.8% from beyond the arc and is 25th in points per game allowed (119.8).
In their last outing, the Warriors faced a loss to the Thunder, wrapping up the game with a score of 104-97. In terms of rebounding, Golden State allowed Oklahoma City to collect a total of 42 rebounds (7 offensive). The Warriors managed to hit 15 of their 42 attempts from three, leading to a shooting percentage of 35.7% from beyond the arc. At the charity stripe, they converted 23 out of 24 attempts, a striking 95.8% success rate. Oklahoma City shot 42.3% overall, making 33 of 78 attempts. The Warriors finished the game shooting 40.9% (36 of 88) and connected on 31.1% of their 3-point attempts (14 of 45). They were awarded 18 free throws, converting 11 for a 61.1% rate. The Thunder committed 18 personal fouls in this contest, leading the Warriors to the free-throw line 18 times, while also turning the ball over 13 times and securing 8 steals. Golden State totaled 32 defensive rebounds and 15 offensive rebounds for a cumulative total of 47 rebounds.
Gui Santos was a key contributor for the Warriors, achieving 22 points on 8 out of 19 shooting, a field goal rate of 42.1%. He also grabbed 11 rebounds during his 37 minutes on the court and added 3 assists.
The Warriors currently stand at 32-31 for the season. Offensively, they are shooting 46.0% from the field, putting them 23rd in the NBA. They have scored a total of 7,248 points this season (115.0 per game) and average 42.9 rebounds. Golden State distributes 29.2 assists per game, ranking 3rd in the league, while committing 15.6 turnovers. They average 19.8 personal fouls each game and hit 80.3% from the charity stripe.
Defensively, the Warriors allow a 35.4% shooting percentage from abroad the arc (799 of 2,259) and their opponents hit 80.0% from the free-throw line. They concede 26.7 assists and 45.0 rebounds per game, ranking them 14th and 19th in the league. The Warriors are positioned 12th in points allowed per game, giving up 113.9. They force 15.9 turnovers each game and let teams shoot 47.2% from the field (18th in the league).
Who will take the win tonight when these two face off against the spread?
Pick: Go with Golden State
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