New Orleans Pelicans

New Orleans Pelicans

5th Southwest
 | 30-42
  • Field Goal %
    46.5 FG%
  • 3-point %
    37.0 3P%
  • Points Scored
    116 PPG
  • Total Rebounds
    46.5 RPG
  • Pelicans acquire Adams as final piece of 4-team Holiday deal
    The Associated Press

    Pelicans acquire Adams as final piece of 4-team Holiday deal

    Veteran 7-foot NBA center Steven Adams has agreed to a two-year extension with the Pelicans following his trade to New Orleans as part of a four-team deal that also sent guard Jrue Holiday from the Pelicans to Milwaukee. Adams' extension is for $35 million, said a person familiar with the deal. The acquisition of Adams comes after Derrick Favors left New Orleans in free agency for Utah, where he's spent much of his career.

  • Yahoo Sports Videos

    The Rush: Adebayo, Ingram are latest NBA players to cash in this offseason

    Wizards guard John Wall offered up a very telling non-answer when asked whether he requested a trade out of Washington, Brandon Ingram and Bam Adebayo signed 5 year extensions with their current teams for big money, the Utah Jazz plan to allow a limited number of fans at home games next season, and Marshawn Lynch handed out 200 turkeys for Thanksgiving on the streets of Hawaii. PLUS: Win the KBO and you get a badass sword, don’t let Patrick Mahomes near your turkey, and the Utah monolith is a huge John Stockton fan.

  • USA TODAY Sports

    Report: Brandon Ingram, New Orleans Pelicans agree to five-year, $158 million max contract

    As expected, it didn’t take long for the Pelicans and Brandon Ingram to agree to a deal as free agent negotiations opened. The two sides avoided a potentially messy restricted free agency period by quickly coming to an agreement on a 5-year, $158.2 million deal, per Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. After three inconsistent seasons with the Lakers, Brandon Ingram looked like the No. 2 pick he once was this season in New Orleans. The forward averaged 23.8 points, 6.1 rebounds and 4.2 assists on 46.3% field goal shooting and 39.1% three-point shooting.