The New Orleans Pelicans followed up one of the best seasons in franchise history with one of the worst, and are set to select seventh overall in the 2025 NBA Draft next week.
For the fourth time in franchise history, the New Orleans Pelicans will enter the NBA Draft with multiple first-round picks. It’s a rare chance to reshape the roster, and a painful reminder of how often this franchise has failed to capitalize on these moments.
When listing the most consistent NBA stars over the last 10 seasons, people don’t mention CJ McCollum’s name enough. He isn’t just an amazing basketball player but also has a sharp business mind.
Since 2019, the New Orleans Pelicans have tried to build a winner around Zion Williamson, although the star has struggled to stay healthy enough for the team to compete.
The 2025 NBA Draft is less than a week away, and the New Orleans Pelicans hold the seventh-overall pick. However, could they be looking to trade up? A recent mock draft from Yahoo!
Draft night trades are hard to predict, but still happen every year. The 76ers are in one of the most unique situations for any team selecting in the top three picks in recent memory – having multiple All-Star caliber players, and a former MVP potentially returning to form.
Trey Murphy III has developed into a star for the New Orleans Pelicans. Despite the team's 21-61 record this past season, the wing averaged an impressive 21.2 points, 5.1 rebounds, and 3.5 assists on 45.4% field-goal shooting and 36.1% from three.
As the NBA Finals roll on, the New Orleans Pelicans are looking forward to the NBA Draft, offseason, and free agency. If the Pelicans want to be a playoff contender next season, acquiring free agent help will be key.
Tuesday was anything but quiet for the New Orleans Pelicans. In the span of a few hours, the franchise made a bold trade with the Indiana Pacers, securing
NEW ORLEANS — Dejounte Murray arrived in New Orleans last summer seeking a reset. His two-year stint in Atlanta, alongside Trae Young, yielded just two postseason victories.
Dejounte Murray recently appeared on The Pivot Podcast to explain what went wrong in his first season with the New Orleans Pelicans, as the team finished with a woeful 21-61 record, good for 14th in the Western Conference.
The New Orleans Pelicans and the Indiana Pacers made an interesting trade that didn’t involve any current players on either team being moved. How does the deal impact the Pelicans heading into the 2025 draft?
It was a miserable season for 28-year-old Dejounte Murray, and Pelicans fans are looking for any signs of life after finishing 14th in the standings. While there are many factors to blame for their failed campaign, Murray says it was a combination of several big problems that all coincided to completely throw him off course.
While teams typically aren’t permitted to make trades between the in-season trade deadline and the end of their season, the Pacers can make this deal while they remain alive in the NBA Finals because it doesn’t involve any players on their 15-man roster.
New Orleans Pelicans insider Fletcher Mackel has pushed back against a recent trade rumor involving defensive standout Herb Jones. The speculation suggested that Jones could be included in a package to help the Pelicans move up to the No.
The New Orleans Pelicans are still trying to find a ‘focal point’ as recently-hired EVP Joe Dumars settles into the job. Other executives are giving the new front office little time to figure things out.
After a rough season that ended in a 21-61 mess, the New Orleans Pelicans aren’t wasting time licking their wounds. They are already deep in the lab, trying to figure out how to flip the script, and word is, they’re not ruling anything out.
Bryson Graham’s 15-year tenure with the New Orleans Pelicans came to a close this week, as the longtime executive accepted a new role with the Atlanta Hawks. Graham, who was promoted to general manager in June 2024, departs after just one season in the position.
The Atlanta Hawks are finalizing a deal to make Bryson Graham their new senior vice president of basketball operations, a move that would pry him from the New Orleans Pelicans after 15 years, ESPN reported Monday.
While he played just two seasons with New Orleans, J.R. Smith was tied for fifth in 2004-05 Rookie of the Year voting. He started 81 games for the team during those two years.
Tensions are high in New Orleans as fans are fed up with the Pelicans’ never-ending lack of success. Furthermore, pressure is on newly appointed President Joe Dumars to acquire talent to build around star Zion Williamson.
When Joe Dumars took the reins as the Pelicans’ executive vice president of basketball operations in April, he made it clear: fixing New Orleans’ persistent injury problems would be a top priority.
It's safe to say that the Zion Williamson experience has been a failure for the New Orleans Pelicans. You can't fault the franchise, though. They've remained patient and tried multiple different approaches to make things work.