The New Orleans Pelicans season didn’t end with the results they would have preferred but there is a ton to be excited about for the franchise moving forward. In Stan Van Gundy’s first season leading the charge, the Pelicans finished with a 31-41 record.
Unfortalntly, we have no more football to gamble on. The good news is it’s time to start winning some money on college basketball.
The New Orleans Pelicans have made public that they are willing to trade veteran sharpshooter J.J. Redick. According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Redick shows interest in being traded to a contender. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston were the three biggest landing destinations that the guard would prefer to land.
There’s no better way to celebrate Christmas than with a Miami Heat win, especially against a talented young New Orleans Pelicans team. The Pelicans started this game off strong. They even cut an eventual Miami 23-point lead to six in the fourth quarter. However, Miami went on a 18-7 run to close the game with a win, their first of the new season. With all that said, here are four takeaways from Friday’s win over New Orleans.
The NBA is filled with uncertainties. Every team has the capability to ruin everyone’s predictions. Just as the Oklahoma City Thunder had done last season. Nothing is guaranteed in the NBA. However, there are always a few teams that will be guaranteed a playoff spot because of their roster.
The Milwaukee Bucks want to give Giannis Antetokounmpo no reason to consider leaving the franchise. They made a pair of aggressive trades late Monday night to strengthen their roster around Giannis.
NBA trade rumors are flying out from every direction this week. In what seems to be the most active the NBA has been since the Finals held in early October, the Boston Celtics have found themselves involved with a plethora of trade rumors.
The NBA draft is just over a month away. Most teams are already in deep discussions about who they will be adding to their rosters by October.
The New Orleans Pelicans fired head coach Alvin Gentry on Saturday.
Jake Peter previews the opening night of the NBA bubble in Orlando.
John Devereaux previews the rest of the New Orleans Pelicans’ regular season:
The Pelicans would need a lot of miracles in order for them to win the NBA Finals, but crazier things have happened.
The New Orleans Pelicans season didn’t end with the results they would have preferred but there is a ton to be excited about for the franchise moving forward. In Stan Van Gundy’s first season leading the charge, the Pelicans finished with a 31-41 record.
Unfortalntly, we have no more football to gamble on. The good news is it’s time to start winning some money on college basketball.
The New Orleans Pelicans have made public that they are willing to trade veteran sharpshooter J.J. Redick. According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Redick shows interest in being traded to a contender. Brooklyn, Philadelphia, and Boston were the three biggest landing destinations that the guard would prefer to land.
There’s no better way to celebrate Christmas than with a Miami Heat win, especially against a talented young New Orleans Pelicans team. The Pelicans started this game off strong. They even cut an eventual Miami 23-point lead to six in the fourth quarter. However, Miami went on a 18-7 run to close the game with a win, their first of the new season. With all that said, here are four takeaways from Friday’s win over New Orleans.
The NBA is filled with uncertainties. Every team has the capability to ruin everyone’s predictions. Just as the Oklahoma City Thunder had done last season. Nothing is guaranteed in the NBA. However, there are always a few teams that will be guaranteed a playoff spot because of their roster.
The Milwaukee Bucks want to give Giannis Antetokounmpo no reason to consider leaving the franchise. They made a pair of aggressive trades late Monday night to strengthen their roster around Giannis.
NBA trade rumors are flying out from every direction this week. In what seems to be the most active the NBA has been since the Finals held in early October, the Boston Celtics have found themselves involved with a plethora of trade rumors.
The NBA draft is just over a month away. Most teams are already in deep discussions about who they will be adding to their rosters by October.
The New Orleans Pelicans fired head coach Alvin Gentry on Saturday.
Jake Peter previews the opening night of the NBA bubble in Orlando.
John Devereaux previews the rest of the New Orleans Pelicans’ regular season:
The Pelicans would need a lot of miracles in order for them to win the NBA Finals, but crazier things have happened.
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