Cleveland at Chicago

Chicago is No. 1 in points allowed this postseason, Cleveland is third. You need defense and rebounding to compete this time of the year, and the Bulls have both at No. 9 in points allowed during the regular season and fourth in field goal shooting defense. They have used that great defense to take charge in this series despite center Joakim Noah shooting 3-for-16 while averaging just 2.7 points. The Bulls are 4-1 ATS at home and on an 8-3 ATS run overall. The great defense is why they are 15-6 UNDER the total against the Central Division. Chicago has a huge frontcourt with Gasol and Noah, taking advantage of a banged up Cleveland team that is without frontcourt forces Anderson Varajeo and 7-foot Kevin Love. In addition, point guard Kyrie Irving suffered through a miserable 3-of-13 shooting performance in Game 3 with 11 points and zero assists. Coach David Blatt revealed that Irving has a sore right foot that is hampering his play. The Cavaliers are 2-7 ATS playing on one days rest and 5-12 ATS against the Central Division. Cleveland is also 34-16-1 UNDER the total playing on one days rest and 21-10 UNDER in Conference Semifinals games. The Cavs don't match up well and are 1-4 ATS against the Bulls, including 1-4 ATS in Chicago. Play Chicago in Game 4, the game UNDER the total, and the First Half UNDER the total.