The report believes clarity is an ideal present for the Chicago Bulls this holiday season

The Bulls are in dire need of direction.

A Chicago Bulls team that desperately needed a breath of fresh air was given it in December. The Bulls have won seven of their last 10 games since the calendar turned to the final month of the year, improving their record to 12-17 in the Eastern Conference.

There are concerns regarding whether the front staff should make a change or continue with the present roster in light of the team’s recent success. But more than any trade or free agent addition, the squad is in dire need of one gift: clarity.

As per Bleacher Report’s Grant Hughes, the Bulls’ recent losing streak shouldn’t deter the front management from committing to a rebuild, which is something that should have been done long ago.

“The Chicago Bulls’ unexpected success following Zach LaVine’s foot injury would undoubtedly not persuade the front management that this season, this core, and this entire organization were salvageable. When it comes to long-term planning, who would be so dejected as to think a respectable couple of weeks should be worth literally years of mediocrity-treadmill jogging? Yes, exactly. Chicago would, according to Hughes

The Bulls are reportedly interested in signing players who can help them win right away rather than stockpiling draft picks and young prospects.

Short-term winning

It is important to acknowledge that the front office’s pursuit of quick victories led to the Bulls’ current mediocrity—not quite good enough to guarantee a spot in the NBA Playoffs, but not awful enough to earn a high draft pick. Because of this strategy, the group is mired in a cycle of mediocrity and lacks a clear long-term success plan or direction.

“A hard reset is desperately needed in this situation, but it appears the Bulls are more considering a retool. “May the festive season bestow upon them the faculty of lucid thought,” Hughes said.