The Chicago Bulls have shown fluctuating form recently, with a slightly weaker performance in home offensive and defensive statistics. However, they've demonstrated a stronger offensive capability in away games. They've won five out of their last six games, indicating an upward trend, especially against divisional rivals. The Bulls' half-time data shows a slight disadvantage in terms of offense versus defence, but they've scored a high average number of points per game in the last six games, indicating a stable performance. The Minnesota Timberwolves have shown a strong fighting spirit against tough opponents, particularly in away games, and possess a certain counter-attack potential. Their three-point shooting percentage and fast-break efficiency are commendable throughout the season, allowing them to effectively create threats during games. The Timberwolves' recent half-time data and defensive performance are relatively balanced. The Chicago Bulls will host the Minnesota Timberwolves on December 30th at 9:00 AM Beijing time. Both teams have displayed different competitive states so far this season, and we will conduct a detailed comparison and analysis of the data. The Chicago Bulls have demonstrated a stable offensive performance. They achieved a 48% shooting percentage in the preseason, which slightly decreased to 47.5% in the regular season, suggesting potential difficulties when facing high-pressure defenses. Notably, the Bulls' overall shooting performance seems to have improved in the last ten games, reaching 48.1%; their three-point shooting performance has also become stable, hitting approximately 36.4% under regular circumstances. Recommendation: Minnesota Timberwolves -5.5