Chicago Bulls Schedule 2019 Bulls Schedule

Despite going through some growing pains, the Bulls are still the Bulls and gain some nationally televised games. They do open up on TNT against the Sixers, but will go on the road. That will be the third time that the Bulls face the Sixers on TV. Chicago also get a road matchup against the Lakers, but fail to have any of the holiday slates. The Bulls quite a few back-to-backs, 14 to be exact, which seems to be the case for some of the lesser teams. The Bulls finished last in their division, which was actually very strong with Milwaukee and Indiana making the playoffs. This year the division is going to look a little bit different without LeBron James in Cleveland. The Bulls were average against teams below .500, but that is expected with a rebuilding team. The Bulls really were taken advantage of when facing teams above .500, going 9-41. They also only won six of 30 against Western Conference teams. The Bulls are still a year or two away from being a threatening team in the Eastern Conference. Chicago might make a jump if they can get a free agent or two. They open up against some tougher teams, facing Golden State, Denver, and Houston at the end of October, heading into November. The Bulls end the season facing Philly in two of the last three games, which actually bodes well for Philly, but if Chicago is looking for lottery odds then them as well. The Bulls play just nine games in the final three weeks of the season, which is a few games less than most teams. They go through a couple stretches of weeks where they play four games, but most of that is front-loaded early on in the year.