The Chicago Bulls will begin their 2024-25 NBA season on Wednesday night against the New Orleans Pelicans. It will be a very new-look Bulls team taking the floo

Chicago is anxious to see if LaVine can turn over a "new leaf," while Ball looks better than anyone imagined after three knee surgeries.

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The Chicago Bulls will be one of the most volatile teams in the NBA this season. Not from a chemistry or drama standpoint, but more so from the potential of a complete roster change. There is a solid chance that who the Bulls are on opening night will not be anywhere near who they are at the end of the season.

Zach LaVine throws down a thunderous two-handed jam off the lob from Lonzo Ball during the third quarter for the Bulls.

After an injury-riddled 2023-24 season, two-time Chicago Bulls All-Star shooting guard Zach LaVine is making the most of his tenure in the Windy City ahead of 2024-25. The 6-foot-5 former UCLA swingman struggled with right foot pain throughout the 2023-24 season.

One of the biggest positives was the return of Zach LaVine and his positive performances. He looks back to full health and is still a dynamic scorer, as evident from his 28 points

The Bulls start their regular season Wednesday night versus the Pelicans in New Orleans. The big picture: With offseason trades and no notable additions, it's hard to predict if the Bulls will improve over the last few mediocre seasons.