Bulls vs Cavaliers Saturday: Lineups, Injury Reports & Broadcast Info

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Zach LaVine and the Chicago Bulls (42-31) will take on Darius Garland and the Cleveland Cavaliers (41-32) in part of the NBA Saturday slate.

After a strong start to the season, the Bulls have experienced struggles as of late. They are coming off a 126-109 loss to the New Orleans Pelicans without DeMar DeRozan in the lineup.

The Cavaliers ended up losing 117-104 to the Toronto Raptors in their most recent performance. Pascal Siakam’s 35 points proved to be too much to overcome.

The Bulls and Cavaliers both need to rack up as many wins as possible as they look to maximize their outlook for playoff seeding in the Eastern Conference. A head-to-head matchup will be important.

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Here’s everything to know about how to tune in to watch Chicago Bulls vs Cleveland Cavaliers:

How to Watch Chicago Bulls vs Cleveland Cavaliers

Date: Saturday, March 26

Time: 8:00 PM ET

Location: Rocket Mortgage Fieldhouse in Cleveland, OH

TV Channel: Bally Sports Ohio (Cavaliers) and NBC Sports Chicago (Bulls)

Injury Report for Chicago Bulls vs Cleveland Cavaliers

Chicago Bulls Injury Report: OUT: Lonzo Ball (Left Knee; Meniscus Tear)

PROBABLE: Alex Caruso (Left Low Back; Contusion), DeMar DeRozan (Left Adductor; Strain)

Cleveland Cavaliers Injury Report: OUT: Jarrett Allen (Left 3rd Finger; Fracture), Rajon Rondo (Right Ankle; Sprain), Collin Sexton (Left Knee; Meniscal Tear), Dean Wade (Right Knee; Soreness)

Projected Starting Lineups for Chicago Bulls vs Cleveland Cavaliers

Chicago Bulls Projected Starting Lineup: G Alec Caruso, G Zach LaVine, F Javonte Green, F DeMar DeRozan, C Nikola Vucevic

Cleveland Cavaliers Projected Starting Lineup: G Darius Garland, G Isaac Okoro, F Lauri Markkanen, F Kevin Love, C Evan Mobley

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Jake Rogers

Jake Rogers

Jake Rogers has covered the NBA and NFL for the Analysis Network since 2020, both in a role as a writer and editor, helping to provide insightful coverage about the latest games and developments in both leagues. In addition to sports writing, he works in software development.

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