The Chicago Bulls travel to Milwaukee to face the Bucks on Tuesday, February 3, with both teams entering the game with notable injury concerns. Chicago has several starters sidelined, while Milwaukee will be without some of its key contributors.
For the Bulls, Zach Collins (right toe sprain), Josh Giddey (left hamstring strain), Tre Jones (left hamstring strain), and newly acquired Dario Saric (not with team) are officially out. Kevin Huerter (low back spasm), Julian Phillips (right wrist sprain), and Jalen Smith (right calf injury management) are listed as questionable.
Milwaukee faces its own injury challenges, with Giannis Antetokounmpo (right calf strain), Gary Harris (left hamstring strain), Kevin Porter Jr. (right oblique strain), Taurean Prince (neck surgery), and Alex Antetokounmpo (G League two-way) unavailable.
Chicago has struggled recently, splitting a pair of games in Miami with a 125-118 win on January 31 and a 91-134 loss on February 1. The Bulls are 24-26 overall, ninth in the Eastern Conference. The Bucks sit 12th at 18-29.
The Bulls have lost to the Bucks twice this season, including a 110-126 defeat in Milwaukee on November 7 and a 103-112 loss in Chicago on December 27.
