Anthony Davis has had a confusing year for the Pelicans. Despite his stat-sheet looking vaguely familiar, he managed to improve in a number of ways.
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In one of the most surprisingly entertaining games this season, the rag-tag Pelicans narrowly fell to the scrappy and equally depleted Chicago Bulls.
This season has been major disappointment. For many Pelicans fans, the draft is the only light at the end of the tunnel.
Kobe Bryant passed the torch to Alexis Ajinca tonight as the New Orleans Pelicans blew out the Los Angles Lakers.
Despite keeping the game absolutely neck and neck through the fourth, the Celtics out-lasted the Pelicans and won 94-107.
Despite having what is literally one of the worst seasons in the league, the 76ers managed to dismantle the shattered New Orleans Pelicans 107-93.
The New Orleans Pelicans eventually fell to the historically elite San Antonio Spurs, despite some intense hustle from their rag-tag role players.
Neither team won tonight, the New Orleans Pelicans simply lost less and were able to defeat the Knicks 99-91 in one of the ugliest games of the season.
Despite a nice late game comeback, the battered-down New Orleans Pelicans fell to the Indiana Pacers 84-92.
Multiple reports have now surfaced that the Pelicans "haven't ruled out" shutting down Anthony Davis for the season.
Hitting 60-6, the Golden State Warriors have now reached a height no team in NBA history has, at the expense of our New Orleans Pelicans.