In the NBA, players’ opinions on officials and their calls have always been controversial. Players need to stay careful while sharing their opinions about the referees.
There was a lot to like about the Cavaliers in their victory over the New Orleans Pelicans on Wednesday. Can they keep it going? I talked about the upcoming schedule, the Nance family, my adventures in Wyoming and how no less than Allen Iverson pushed my work (even briefly) onto a national stage.
The New Orleans Pelicans went into the NBA All-Star break on a 7-1 roll. They have sputtered out of that week off in stops and starts for a 6-4 record over the last 10 games.
Despite having the advantage of more free throws, the New Orleans Pelicans still lost to the Cleveland Cavaliers on their own home court. For Zion Williamson, though, there’s a reason why free throw attempts are down across the league.
The New Orleans Pelicans are continuing their steady ascent to be one of the top four teams in the Western Conference. They are starting to hit roadblocks with the latest being a tough blowout from the Darius Garland-led Cleveland Cavaliers.
NEW ORLEANS – Maybe the fifth time will be the charm for the New Orleans Pelicans. Four times this season the Pelicans have entered a game riding a four-game win streak, and four times this season the Pels have gone down to defeat.
Yesterday was a good day with a 3-1 record. I was a little nervous about Giannis hitting his rebound prop because the Bucks were not competitive against Sacramento, but I guess that is just what he does.
The New Orleans Pelicans took advantage of a spread-out schedule to build a four-game winning streak. They will emerge from a stretch of four games in 12 days to begin a stretch of three home games in four days when they face the Cleveland Cavaliers on Wednesday.
Shooting slump? That was no shooting slump a few weeks ago, just an assassin adjusting aim on an old weapon. At least, that’s how Trey Murphy III’s pinpoint daggers from beyond the arc have to feel for opposing bench units.
Ever since he was selected first in the 2019 Draft, Zion Williamson’s health and availability for the New Orleans Pelicans have always been questionable.
The New Orleans Pelicans capped off a perfect three-game road trip with a convincing 116-103 victory over the Atlanta Hawks during Sunday’s NBA action.
The New Orleans Pelicans are mustering up all the momentum they need before the postseason starts. They just got their 39th win of the season over the Atlanta Hawks.
Trey Murphy III came off the bench to score 28 points and Zion Williamson added 27 to lead the New Orleans Pelicans to their fourth consecutive victory, a 116-103 win over the host Atlanta Hawks on Sunday.
In a game of two contrasting halves, the New Orleans Pelicans demonstrated both dominance and vulnerability, ultimately securing a 103-95 win against the Philadelphia 76ers during Friday’s NBA action.
Just three franchises remain in our ongoing GOAT pyramid series where we rank the greatest players in all 30 NBA teams' history by tiers. Today, we have one of the youngest franchises in the NBA to break down for you, the New Orleans Pelicans.