PREVIEW: The Brooklyn Nets (11-27) head to United Center on Sunday to face the Chicago Bulls (19-21) , setting up a compelling rematch after the Nets claimed a 112-109 victory two nights ago at Barclays Center. Brooklyn's offensive approach centers on high-frequency three-point shooting (ranked 2nd) paired with good defensive rebounding (3rd), though they struggle with inefficient long-range accuracy (ranked 28th) and turn the ball over at an alarming rate (28th) . Meanwhile, Chicago counters with strong passing (3rd) and frequent attacks at the rim (4th), executing a quick tempo (4th) that keeps defenses on their heels. The Nets arrive on a four-game road losing streak, sporting a 3-7 record in their last ten away contests , which could provide the Bulls a significant advantage in their own building. The Nets have won just 2 of their past 10 games, averaging 106.5 points while shooting 43.7 percent from the field , highlighting their offensive inconsistency despite their three-point hunting mentality. Chicago fares better with a 4-6 record over the same span, averaging 112.4 points and connecting on 46.8 percent from the floor , demonstrating more balanced shot selection and execution. However, both squads share a notable weakness in perimeter defense, as each allows significant shot volume attacking the rim (ranked 30th and 29th respectively). Injury concerns plague both rosters, with Chicago missing Josh Giddey while Brooklyn sits out Michael Porter Jr., potentially shifting the offensive dynamics in this Sunday night showdown.