Tag: New Orleans Pelicans
While the Most Improved Player Award is the hardest to forecast, there are certain signs that a player may be poised for a season worthy of this honor. Quinn Davis names five that could be in the running come season’s end.
A familiar name headlines the likely contenders to be named the NBA’s best bench player, but Lou Williams may have stiffer challenges than usual in the race to be the Sixth Man of the Year.
Young point guards are the theme in the Southwest Division and whichever one breaks out this season could determine the West’s eighth seed, writes Douglas Farmer.
After a summer of retooling, the Western Conference will once again be deep with playoff contenders. Quinn Davis takes a look at a few that could be right on the cusp of finishing in the top eight.
The pieces of the puzzle have been added through the draft, trades and free agency. Now it is up to the coaches and players themselves to decide the roles – beginning in training camp.
The New Orleans Pelicans may have had the busiest offseason in the NBA by trading away Anthony Davis, drafting the top overall pick in Zion Williamson and remaking the front office into a world-class operation. Will that be enough to matter this season? Basketball Insiders takes a look at the Pelicans in this 2019-20 NBA Season Preview.
With Anthony Davis in Los Angeles, Jrue Holiday will now act as the leader of this exciting Pelicans team — thankfully, his fiery competitiveness and consistent professionalism make him the perfect man for the job
Everyone has been pretty entertained by what has transpired this summer, but this may have the been the strangest offseason we’ve come to witness, writes Matt John.
Spencer Davies recaps a busy summer for the New Orleans Pelicans that turned out to be a huge success going into their first year without Anthony Davis.
Free Agency has finally arrived, and after the first day, Matt illustrates why this one is already one for the books.
