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Giannis Antetokounmpo has been vocal about his desire to get back to the NBA Finals, and while he's always been loyal to Milwaukee, he's also made it loud and clear that he's in this for championships ...
The New Orleans Pelicans had a disastrous 2024-25 season by winning just 21 games and finishing in 14th place in the Western ...
Once the season was over, David Griffin was released from his duties as the team's executive vice president of basketball ...
The Pelicans are beginning a new era with Joe Dumars taking over as president of basketball operations. His introductory press conference on Tuesday was notable because he didn't really offer any ...
Zion Williamson trade rumors are swirling. The Pelicans are sitting at home watching the NBA Playoffs, and their former No. 1 overall pick may not be one of their players much longer. Another ...
The New Orleans Pelicans finished their 2024-25 campaign with a mere 21-61 record, the fourth-worst mark in the NBA. Because of their horrid season, the Pelicans have the fourth-best odds to land ...
Newly hired to oversee the New Orleans Pelicans, Dumars wouldn't commit to the futures of Zion Williamson or Willie Green in his 1st press conference. BRETT MARTEL | The Associated Press The ...
One of his first items of business was to address Zion Williamson, the former No. 1 overall pick whose Pelicans career has been plagued by injuries. There was a report last week that Dumars was ...
During Joe Dumars' 26-minute introductory news conference Tuesday, he mentioned Zion Williamson's name exactly three times, all within the span of 10 seconds. The one time the new head of ...
Joe Dumars inevitably had to answer questions involving Zion Williamson, the New Orleans Pelicans’ franchise cornerstone. Dumars, who the team named executive vice president of basketball ...
Early word out of New Orleans is that Dumars wants to evaluate his new situation fully before deciding to outright shop Zion Williamson. That said: Organizational exasperation with Williamson ...
Mar 17, 2025; New Orleans, Louisiana, USA; New Orleans Pelicans forward Zion Williamson (1) reacts during the first half against the Detroit Pistons at Smoothie King Center. Mandatory Credit ...