The Chicago Bulls look to be the first team in the second round Saturday when they take on the Milwaukee Bucks. After a wildly entertaining Game 3 that saw the Bulls battle back from 18 points down in the second quarter, they will have a chance to sweep their upstart neighbors who have fared surprisingly well despite being down 3-0 against one of the toughest teams in the Eastern Conference.

Derrick Rose has come back from injury to be the player the Bulls hoped he would come playoff time. He got off to a good start in Game 1 with 23 points and seven assists, struggled shooting while managing 15 points in Game 2, but bounced back with 34 points including five threes in the Bulls double overtime Game 3 win. His 34 points was the most he's scored in an NBA game since 2012, and should be an extremely encouraging sign for Rose, and Bulls fans who have had to endure one knee injury after another.

Jimmy Butler has also been solid for the Bulls. Not only has he allowed Rose to play freely without the burden of having the entire offense run through him, but he has lived up to his moniker "Jimmy Buckets" through three games. He carried a struggling Chicago offense in Game 2 in the fourth quarter, and has been averaging 26.7 points in the series.

Most will consider this season a success for the young Bucks who have come from the worst team in the league last season to the sixth seed in the East, and a team that's giving the formidable Bulls a pretty good fight. Whatever happens in Game 4, or the rest of the series, the Bucks, led by first year coach Jason Kidd, have done well to become a fixture in the East.

Game 4 is scheduled on Saturday at 3 pm ET, you can catch the action via live stream here.