San Antonio Spurs vs Chicago Bulls Prediction and Picks - November 10, 2025
Monday evening on the NBA hardwood, and we have a San Antonio Spurs vs Chicago Bulls prediction ready to rock and roll. The Spurs come in at a solid 7-2 on the year and off a 126-110 home win over New Orleans. Chicago enters this game off a 128-122 loss at Cleveland, which dropped them to 6-3 on the year. Chicago has won the last six games in this series. Can the Spurs break the streak? Read on to see our Spurs vs Bulls prediction.
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A Strong Start For The Spurs
San Antonio enters Monday’s matchup at 7–2 and playing some of the most balanced basketball in the league. De’Aaron Fox made his season debut last game and immediately gave the offense a lift, scoring 24 points and pushing tempo with his usual burst. Victor Wembanyama continues to be a nightly double-double threat, grabbing 18 rebounds against New Orleans and anchoring a defense that’s quietly ranked fourth in points allowed. The Spurs have won three straight and are showing signs of a team that’s not just talented, but disciplined and well-coached.
Offensively, they’re humming. San Antonio ranks 13th in scoring at 119.1 points per game and sits sixth in field goal percentage at 49.6%. They’re shooting 36.3% from deep and have been solid on the glass, pulling down 45.2 rebounds per game—11th in the NBA. The scoring is spread out, with eight different players hitting double figures recently, and Devin Vassell, Harrison Barnes, and Stephon Castle all contributing in key moments. The only real blemish has been free throw shooting (77.3%) and turnovers, which still hover above 16 per game.
Defensively, the Spurs are even better. They’re holding opponents to just 110.8 points per game, sixth in field goal percentage allowed (45.0%), and second in rebounds allowed at just 37.2 per contest. The one area of concern is perimeter defense—opponents are hitting 39.4% from three, which ranks 27th. But their interior coverage and ability to limit second-chance points have made up for it. With Fox back and Wembanyama growing more comfortable each night, San Antonio looks like a team ready to test Chicago’s perfect home record.
| # | Handicapper | Profit |
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| 3 |  Brick Haus Sports | +300.00 |
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Bulls Are Perfect At Home
Chicago enters this one at 6–3 overall and undefeated at home, but they’ve dropped two straight and three of their last four after a red-hot start. The Bulls blew double-digit leads in back-to-back losses to Milwaukee and Cleveland, and head coach Billy Donovan didn’t hold back, calling out the team’s late-game execution. Josh Giddey has been steady, but the offense has lacked spacing and penetration, especially when Nikola Vucevic isn’t dominating the paint. Vucevic is averaging 24.8 points and 11.2 rebounds in his last five games against the Spurs, and he’ll need to be a focal point again to keep Chicago in control.
The Bulls are scoring 119.4 points per game and shooting 49.1% from the field, but they’ve struggled to generate consistent ball movement, ranking near the bottom in assists. Isaac Okoro and Matas Buzelis have shown flashes, and Patrick Williams has quietly scored in double figures in five straight games against San Antonio. Still, the offense tends to stall when Giddey is forced into isolation, and with Coby White out and Zach Collins sidelined, depth could be an issue. Chicago’s bench has been hit-or-miss, and they’ll need a lift from Jalen Smith and the second unit to keep pace with San Antonio’s depth.
Defensively, the Bulls have allowed 128 and 126 points in their last two games, and they’ve been vulnerable against elite scorers. Giannis and Donovan Mitchell both carved them up, and now they face the dual threat of Fox and Wembanyama. Chicago’s perimeter defense has to tighten up, and they’ll need to control the glass to prevent second-chance points. The Bulls are 5–0 at home for a reason—they play with energy and feed off the crowd—but they’ll need a complete effort to keep that streak alive against a Spurs team that’s clicking on both ends.
San Antonio Spurs vs Chicago Bulls Pick
Spurs vs Bulls Spread Pick
- San Antonio -3.5 (3 Units)
Spurs -3.5 looks like a solid play given how well San Antonio has executed on both ends of the floor. They’re 7–2 overall and rank top-15 in scoring while holding opponents to just 110.8 points per game—fourth-best in the league. With De’Aaron Fox back in the lineup and Victor Wembanyama dominating the glass, the Spurs have the kind of inside-out balance that can expose Chicago’s defensive lapses. The Bulls have allowed 128 and 122 points in their last two games and have struggled to close out shooters, especially late in games.
Chicago’s perfect home record is impressive, but they’ve blown double-digit leads in back-to-back losses and are dealing with depth issues. San Antonio’s ball movement and shot selection have been sharp, and they’ve got the length and athleticism to disrupt the Bulls’ rhythm. If the Spurs can limit turnovers and keep Vucevic from controlling the paint, they should be able to dictate pace and pull away late. With Fox setting the tone and Wembanyama cleaning up inside, San Antonio has the edge in both talent and momentum.
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| 2 |  Pro Sports Picks | +1,421.00 |
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| 4 |  David Delano | +492.00 |
| 5 |  Michael Briggs | +355.00 |
Spurs vs Bulls Over/Under Pick
- Under 234.5 (1 Unit)
Under 234.5 feels like the right call in a matchup where both teams have shown defensive upside and some offensive volatility. San Antonio ranks fourth in points allowed per game (110.8) and holds opponents to just 45% shooting, while Chicago has struggled to maintain scoring rhythm late in games, especially when Vucevic isn’t dominating the paint. The Bulls have failed to crack 120 in three of their last four, and their assist numbers remain low, which often leads to slower possessions and fewer transition chances. On the Spurs’ side, they’ve been efficient but not overly fast-paced, and their ability to control the glass and limit second-chance points could keep this game from turning into a shootout. If both teams lean into their defensive strengths and avoid extended scoring runs, this total has room to stay under.
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