The Chicago Bulls demonstrate superior offensive efficiency. Their shooting accuracy stands at 52%, surpassing the New Orleans Pelicans' 48%. Furthermore, the Bulls boast a key pass success rate of 65% compared to the Pelicans' 58%, and they excel in frontcourt passing with 3.2 passes per game. In terms of ball control, the Bulls dominate with 58% possession, and their transition speed averages 4 seconds, significantly faster than the Pelicans by 0.8 seconds. The Bulls also show a physical edge, covering 2700 meters in total running distance with 45 high-intensity sprints, while the Pelicans record 2500 meters and 38 sprints. Defensively, the Bulls appear more robust. They have 15 steals, 22 interceptions, and 11 blocks, all exceeding the Pelicans' figures of 12, 18, and 9 respectively. In terms of offensive efficiency, the Bulls' expected goals (xG) value per attack is 2.8, with a 42% conversion rate for scoring opportunities. The Pelicans, on the other hand, show figures of 2.1 and 35% respectively. Considering the overall xG comparison of 112-105, and the recent average scores of both teams being below 230 points, coupled with increased defensive intensity, the total score is expected to be under 245.5. Recommendation: Under 245.5.