Pelicans won’t get better unless their defense improves significantly
They’re not yet good enough at anything to contend. Issue number one is the defense.
view moreWhat Jrue’s absence has done to Pelicans hints at what awaits Saints in Drew’s absence
They were the leaders of New Orleans’ NBA and NFL teams – Jrue Holiday running the team from his backcourt position and Drew Brees running the Saints from his quarterback position.
view moreEven amid COVID complications, the goal remains the same for LSU baseball – Omaha
LSU, 12-5 in non-conference play a year ago, has its sights set on the College World Series as it does every season.
view moreSaints don’t take advantage of their opportunities while giving the Bucs too many
The New Orleans Saints were poised to take control of their NFC Division Playoff on Sunday in the Superdome.
view moreAll in all Saints victory over Bears was a good day at the office
In the end, the Saints had a 21-9 victory that might have been more stressful than some would have preferred and yet was less stressful than the slow start offensively or the final score suggested.
view morePelicans home-stand performance raises concerns
The New Orleans Pelicans started the New Year with an opportunity to establish themselves as a team headed in the right direction.
view moreHey, New Orleans, let’s appreciate this post-season as though it’s Drew Brees’ last
Any game could be their last game of this season, but any game could also be the last of Brees’ career.
view moreSaints don’t get enough help for the No. 1 seed, but the main thing is the way they took care of their business
The scenario for the New Orleans Saints to get the No. 1 seed and the only first-round bye in the NFC playoffs was simple but difficult to achieve going into Week 17.
view moreSugar Bowl was still the Sugar Bowl despite COVID effects
The Allstate Sugar Bowl was being played inside the Mercedes-Benz Superdome – just like always. But of course, the atmosphere was quite different than the past.
view moreSuns far superior to Pelicans in first match-up of rising teams in the West
It was a beat-down: Phoenix 111, New Orleans 86. It wasn’t really that close as the Suns led by as many as 40 points.
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