New Orleans Pelicans vs Chicago Bulls: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Tue, 25 Nov '25)

It's about to get wild on the basketball court as the New Orleans Pelicans prepare to ruffle some feathers against the Chicago Bulls on Tuesday, November 25th. This game promises more twists than a pretzel shop during rush hour. The big question is, who's going to take home the crown?

Taking a trip down memory lane, of the last 10 times these two ball-hungry teams have clashed, both the New Orleans Pelicans and the Chicago Bulls did the cha-cha and waltzed away with six wins each. Clearly, these teams are tougher to predict than a weather forecast during April showers! The last showdown between them saw New Orleans manage to sneak out a win, 119-113, right under the noses of the Bulls on January 15th.

Now, let's dive into their performance in that unforgettable game! Somehow neither team managed even a single successful free throw or three-pointer. You'd almost think they'd decided to have one of those zero-calorie diet days. The rebound battle was as bland as unbuttered toast, ending with New Orleans and Chicago grabbing rebounds like retired magnets at zero apiece. Not a turnover in sight, it was like a binge-worthy drama missing its plot twists.

The latest match throws some intriguing momentum swings into the mix too. The Pelicans are coming straight from a roller coaster 109-126 loss to Oklahoma City Thunder—which must have ruffled their feathers a little. Meanwhile, the Bulls are strutting in, paws burning hot after trampling the Denver Nuggets in a dazzling 130-127 shootout. It appears these Bulls have been practicing their charge signal for this impending matchup!

Based on these roller-coaster stats that are likely to make any mathematician's head spin, this one's as tough to call as a riddle without a punchline. But considering their recent form, it looks like the Chicago Bulls—and their high-scoring, horn-honking game—will be grazing on victory field by the end. Will the Pelicans pull a surprise? Only time will tell! But if I had to bet, it would be safer to sit on the Chicago Bulls’ bench this time around (hopefully, without getting stampeded!).