The Pelicans seek their first win in a rematch with Denver. Can Zion Williamson, Trey Murphy, and improved defensive discipline exploit the Nuggets' weaknesses?
The Pelicans’ backcourt struggles, Herb Jones’ limited role, and frontcourt uncertainty put Joe Dumars and Troy Weaver’s roster construction under scrutiny.
Derik Queen, Karlo Matkovic and DeAndre Jordan offer different Pelicans solutions without Yves Missi. Zion Williamson must contribute more on the glass and inside.
Trey Murphy’s reduced usage and Herb Jones’ limited minutes raise Pelicans questions, especially given their history together alongside Zion Williamson.
The Pelicans visit Utah and Denver seeking their first victory. Historical matchups, Zion Williamson and Trey Murphy III highlight a challenging road trip.
Zion Williamson remains the Pelicans' top interior scoring threat, but Yves Missi's rebounding and rim protection make finding the right lineup combinations essential.
Jordan Poole's poor shooting night against the Pacers raises questions about his Pelicans role, with Bryce McGowens and Jaron Pierre Jr. waiting for opportunities.
The Pelicans' 123-120 opening-night loss to Indiana exposed familiar defensive flaws, offensive struggles, and lingering questions about the franchise's direction.
As the Pelicans begin their 25th season in New Orleans, their best memories reveal what loyal fans deserve: a stronger connection and sustained success.
Projecting all 240 Pelicans minutes against the Pacers, with defense on Tyrese Haliburton, frontcourt matchups and functional depth shaping the rotation.
Derik Queen rebounded well but struggled offensively this preseason, raising questions about his Pelicans role as Jeremiah Fears continued to progress.
Herb Jones, Trey Murphy III and Zion Williamson could become trade candidates as the Pelicans weigh a rebuild around Jeremiah Fears and a younger core.