Being a New Orleans Pelicans fan is full of highs and lows and this season has been a test for even the most patient fans.
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It was an almost normal fan experience at the New Orleans Pelicans' game on Wednesday night as they got a much needed win against the Pistons.
Did the fans in the Smoothie King Center help with the New Orleans Pelicans biggest win of the season so far? It certainly seems that way.
Let’s face it, none of us want the New Orleans Pelicans to lose a game. But Monday’s loss has 3 positives that may end up helping this team in the future.
Welcome to Club 20, Pelicans style. Club 20 is where all the starters for the New Orleans Pelicans have a stat line in double digits, starting with “2”.
Here is what it is like to attend a New Orleans Pelicans game at the Smoothie King Center during a pandemic from a season ticket holder.
As we all adjust to writing 2021 down instead of 2020, it’s time to take a look at what resolutions we hope the New Orleans Pelicans made for this New Year.
We aren’t in the NBA Bubble anymore, although the first half of the first game of the season was reminiscent of the New Orleans Pelicans' bubble season.
As a season ticket holder, I was anxiously awaiting word on how the New Orleans Pelicans games will work this year for those of us able to attend games.
When the New Orleans Pelicans drafted Kira Lewis, Jr. out of Alabama with the 13th pick, his speed was the top talking point of his game.
Looking at how the New Orleans Pelicans' new center, Steven Adams is quickly endearing himself to the Crescent City fanbase.