- Matchup: Chicago Bulls vs San Antonio Spurs
- Date: Monday, March 30, 2026
- Venue: Frost Bank Center, San Antonio, TX
- Broadcast: FanDuel Sports Network
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The San Antonio Spurs (56-18) are set to face off against the Chicago Bulls (29-45) this Monday at Frost Bank Center.
In their last game, the Bulls went head-to-head with the Grizzlies but fell short, ending the matchup at 125-124. Chicago committed 24 fouls, while Memphis had only 13. The Bulls made 12 of their 38 attempts from downtown, while Memphis was more efficient, hitting 76.5% from the line by converting 13 of 17 attempts. On the boards, Memphis secured 38 rebounds (13 offensive and 25 defensive) alongside 9 blocks. They facilitated 18 assists and recorded 8 steals during the game. Defensively, the Bulls allowed the Grizzlies to shoot 46.7% from the field, with a total of 50 baskets out of 107 attempts. Chicago made 32 of 43 free throws, showcasing a 74.4% free throw rate, and ended with a field goal percentage of 50.0% (41 of 82), hitting 10 out of 33 shots from beyond the arc.
Matas Buzelis was a key player for the Bulls, scoring 29 points on 10 of 21 shooting. He played for 39 minutes and collected 10 rebounds, achieving a shooting percentage of 47.6% along with 3 assists.
The Bulls enter this matchup with a record of 29-45 this season. They average 15.3 turnovers and commit 18.9 fouls per game. Collectively, the Bulls grab 45.2 rebounds per game and have registered 2,121 assists, ranking 6th in the league. They shoot 36.2% from three-point land (1,078 of 2,978) and 78.0% from the free throw line, averaging 116.4 points per game (12th in the league) with a field goal percentage of 46.9%.
Defensively, Chicago forces 12.7 turnovers while allowing 18.7 fouls per night. They rank 28th in assists given up, with 2,112 on the season. Chicago concedes a field goal percentage of 47.6% (3,300 of 6,933) and allows 45.4 rebounds per game, along with a 36.7% three-point shooting rate against, ranking 27th in opponent points per game at 121.0.
In their previous game, the Spurs secured a victory with a 127-95 win over the Bucks. San Antonio allowed Milwaukee to grab 60 rebounds (21 offensive). The Spurs shot 30.4% from three, sinking 14 of 46, and were 5 of 6 from the free throw line (83.3%). Milwaukee managed to hit 38 of 87 attempts from the floor for a shooting percentage of 43.7%. San Antonio recorded a shooting percentage of 55.1% on 49 of 89 attempts, making 14 out of 35 three-point shots (40.0%) and converting 15 of 20 free throw attempts (75.0%). The Bucks resulted in 17 personal fouls, leading to 20 free throws for the Spurs, who also recorded 14 turnovers and 8 steals during the game.
Victor Wembanyama made a significant contribution to the Spurs, scoring 23 points on 7 of 21 shooting with 15 rebounds in 31 minutes, along with 6 assists.
San Antonio boasts an impressive 56-18 record for the season. They shoot 48.2% from the field, placing them 5th in the league. The Spurs have amassed 8,834 points this season, averaging 119.4 points per game, while collecting 46.9 rebounds each contest. They assist 27.9 times per game (10th in the league) and average 13.5 turnovers. With an average of 18.9 fouls per game, they shoot 78.4% from the free throw line.
On the defensive end, the Spurs rank 7th in points allowed per game at 111.2. They force 13.2 turnovers and give up a shooting percentage of 45.0% from the field (ranking 4th in the NBA). Opponents shoot 35.3% from beyond the arc, and the Spurs allow 79.1% from the free throw line, while conceding 26.2 assists and 42.6 rebounds per game, placing 11th and 8th in the NBA respectively.
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