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Despite “successful season,” Pelicans’ off-season is “a time to get better”
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Knicks rally past Pelicans, 114-109
Emmanuel Mudiay scored a season-high 27 points and rookie Alonzo Trier had a career-high 25 to avenge a loss last week to New Orleans.
view moreEmbiid bests Davis in battle of MVP hopefuls as Sixers edge Pelicans
It is just one game, a chapter in a long book of 82 games. But it is an action-packed one.
view moreJulius Randle fits perfectly into Pelicans’ scheme with his versatility
It’s now time to start talking about Julius Randle’s bid for Sixth Man of the Year.
view morePelicans race past Spurs, 140-126
Julius Randle’s triple-double was part of a blowout effort at Smoothie King Center.
view moreAnthony Davis named Western Conference Player of the Week
Davis finished the week as one of just five players (at least 50 field goal attempts) to shoot at least .500 from the floor, .400 from three-point range and .850 from the free throw line.
view morePelicans guard Elfrid Payton out six weeks with finger surgery
New Orleans Pelicans guard Elfrid Payton will undergo surgery Tuesday to repair the fracture, the team announced Monday. Payton, who suffered a fractured left fifth finger against the New York Knicks on November 16, is expected to miss approximately six weeks. The New Orleans area native out of John Ehret and UL Lafayette has played…
view moreDavis, free throws lift Pelicans past Nuggets, 125-115
Anthony Davis soared to another 40-point night as New Orleans controlled much of the contest at Smoothie King Center.
view morePelicans rally past Knicks late, 129-125
Anthony Davis scored 43 points and snared 17 rebounds as New Orleans took over late at Smoothie King Center.
view morePelicans must improve in several areas to challenge best out West
The New Orleans Pelicans 7-7 start has left fans wondering what’s wrong with a team expected by many to challenge for a top tier Western Conference playoff seed.
view morePelicans no-show for half, fall short in Minnesota
New Orleans looked disinterested in the first half while the Minnesota Timberwolves, who entered the game 5-9, was totally engaged. If anyone can explain that to Alvin Gentry, I am sure he would love to know the answer.
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