The New Orleans Pelicans continue to slip in the Western Conference standings amid several injuries to key players, including Zion Williamson and Brandon Ingram. It's been the same story for NOLA over the past few years.

Things could not be going worse for the New Orleans Pelicans, and they may be ready to blow it up — including moving on from the infinitely tantalizing but oft-injured Zion Williamson. Sitting in last place in the NBA’s Western Conference with a horrific 5-22 record,

The New Orleans Pelicans 5-21 start to this season is both a shock and disappointment for a franchise looking to have three straight winning seasons for the fir

The New Orleans Pelicans are facing an uphill battle this season, sitting in last place in the NBA's Western Conference with a troubling 5-22 record. With the team underperforming

The Pelicans have acquired talented, young role players to surround Williamson and Brandon Ingram since they arrived in New Orleans in 2019. But as these pieces grow more expensive, it becomes difficult to keep them together. It’s even more difficult to gauge their value when the stars aren’t there to make sure everything falls in place.

The New Orleans Pelicans are just 5-21 on the NBA season, which is last in the Western Conference standings. Injuries have played a major role in this, with sta

Wondering about Zion Williamson’s injury status? The New Orleans Pelicans star has had his fair share of setbacks throughout his career, with injuries frequently interrupting his promising trajectory.

The Detroit Pistons could offer Zion Williamson a second chance at becoming an NBA superstar with this mock trade with the New Orleans Pelicans.