NBA fans will soon see New Orleans Pelicans rookie Jeremiah Fears in action during the preseason. The New Orleans Pelicans may have found their next big star with their seventh overall pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, Jeremiah Fears.
The New Orleans Pelicans were busy during the 2025 NBA Draft. In hopes of making a return to the NBA Playoffs, the New Orleans Pelicans selected three crucial picks – Jeremiah Fears, Derik Queen, and Micah Peavy.
The New Orleans Pelicans just finished a nightmare season where countless key players suffered injuries. Jose Alvarado's scary fall Friday shows the Pelicans' "injury curse" might not be done yet.
The most important moment for aspiring NBA players is hearing their name called on draft night. When that happens, it may still take some time for it to sink in that they are actually in the NBA, but reality quickly hits when that first paycheck hits the bank account.
The draft is a huge key to building a team. Sometimes, picks don't work out the way general managers hope, but sometimes, they can change the fate of your franchise's next decade or two.
The New Orleans Pelicans had quite the busy offseason, revamping their roster following an unsuccessful 21-61 season. Their former star duo of Brandon Ingram and Zion Williamson was never able to get over the hump of the first round in the grueling Western Conferenc, and now the team takes a new direction.
The New Orleans Pelicans had an eventful 2025 NBA Draft, but partly for the wrong reasons. The Pelicans made a splash by taking Jeremiah Fears with the seventh overall pick, and the talented 18-year-old guard is expected to make a huge impact.
The New Orleans Pelicans’ 2025 NBA Summer League campaign has left more questions than answers. While the franchise’s summer squad has struggled to earn a win, there’s one figure who has garnered the most attention and scrutiny: Jeremiah Fears, the No.
The New Orleans Pelicans finished their Summer League campaign with a 0-5 record, but they got a glimpse of what they can expect from their rookie guard Jeremiah Fears.
The New Orleans Pelicans ended their NBA Summer League campaign without a win, but the franchise got a glimpse of what they can expect from their lottery pick Jeremiah Fears.
The New Orleans Pelicans wrapped up Summer League play with another loss, falling 113-104 to the Indiana Pacers and cementing their place in the record books—for the wrong reason.
In the same vein as the Phoenix Suns, the New Orleans Pelicans obtain talented players from all across the draft. In the lottery, New Orleans took Oklahoma guard Jeremiah Fears and Maryland big Derik Queen.
The New Orleans Pelicans selected Jeremiah Fears with the seventh pick in the 2025 NBA Draft. Fears was one of the top prospects in the Draft class despite being among the youngest at just 18.
It’s been a mixed bag so far in Las Vegas for Pelicans lottery picks Derik Queen and Jeremiah Fears, and that’s OK. As The Athletic’s Will Guillory reports, both flashed potential during Tuesday’s action.
NBA Summer League is in its second week and the top picks from the 2025 draft have mostly had a chance to show off their skills. Here are grades for the Summer League efforts of the top eight picks in Las Vegas so far.
The New Orleans Pelicans are heading into a new era of basketball with president Joe Dumars taking over the team. Dumars formerly served as the Vice-President of the NBA, but made the move to New Orleans to take over the role as the president of the franchise.
Recent New Orleans Pelicans first-round draft pick Jeremiah Fears doesn’t lack confidence, that’s for sure. Fears, who fittingly wears the number 0, was asked by ESPN’s Dave McMenamin during the NBA Summer League what his ideal career would look like 10 years from now.
Michigan State redshirt sophomore point guard Jeremy Fears Jr. has had one heck of an offseason so far. He took a brief trip overseas and was in Brooklyn for the NBA Draft as he got to see his younger brother, Jeremiah Fears, get selected seventh overall by the New Orleans Pelicans.
Terrence Shannon Jr. may only be entering his second NBA season, but the soon-to-be 25-year-old has loads of high-level basketball experience under his belt – including meaningful minutes in the 2025 Western Conference Finals against the eventual NBA champion Oklahoma City Thunder.
The New Orleans Pelicans were unable to kick off their 2025 NBA Summer League campaign with a victory. The New Orleans Pelicans recently locked horns with the Minnesota Timberwolves during the 2025 Las Vegas NBA Summer League.