The Chicago Bulls, currently ninth in the Eastern Conference, have displayed an inconsistent season, often appearing to perform better against weaker opponents. With a win rate of only 48.4% after over thirty games, their home performance is slightly more stable, with a win rate just exceeding 50%. However, their defence presents significant concerns, conceding an average of 122 points per game, resulting in a negative points difference, which highlights a serious imbalance in their offensive and defensive transitions. It's noteworthy that the Bulls' recent form has been extremely polarised. They achieved a six-game winning streak on the road but suffered consecutive losses at home, creating a puzzling contrast between their home and away performances. Although they've won five of their last six games, the statistics reveal that their high scores come from high shot attempts and numerous turnovers, averaging nearly 15 turnovers per game, which readily create fast-break opportunities for opponents.