The Chicago Bulls (4 - 2) routed the Milwaukee Bulls (2 - 4), 120 - 66, Thursday at the BMO Harris Bradley Center in Game 6 of their series to advance to the Eastern Conference Semifinals. After Milwaukee had gotten back into the series with consecutive victories, Chicago closed out the series on the road Thursday. The Bulls got off to a big lead and never looked back, taking a 65 - 33 lead into halftime. Tensions ran high at points during Thursday's game, highlighted by Giannis Antetokounmpo's flagrant foul on Mike Dunleavy which resulted in an ejection for Antetokounmpo. The Bulls will face the Cavaliers in the Conference Semifinals starting Monday in Cleveland. Chicago played an impressive all - around game that resulted in a convincing victory to close out its Opening Round series. The 54 - point margin of victory is a franchise - high for a playoff game. Chicago now advances to the next round of the postseason with momentum on its side and will face a Cavaliers team that is missing J.R Smith for two games and Kevin Love. Milwaukee battled hard to stave off elimination on its home court in Game 4, but simply did n't have the fire power to force a Game 7 on Thursday. The Bucks shot 33% from the field for the entire game and only managed 20 points in the paint. Their leading scorer was center Zaza Pachulia, who posted eight points in 18 minutes on the floor. Despite Thursday's tough loss, the Bucks possess a talented young nucleus and are positioned to compete again in the 2015 - 16 season.
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