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Pelicans News Around the Web 11/15/23 – NBA.com
Check out our daily collection of Pelicans news and notes from local and national reporters around the Internet on November 15, 2023.
NBA In-Season Tournament postgame wrap: Pelicans 131, Mavericks 110
New Orleans players spent the 48 hours between consecutive games vs. Dallas discussing their goal of playing with significantly more intensity and competitiveness. On Tuesday, they emphatically backed up that talk, responding to a one-sided defeat against the Mavericks by swarming defensively and flying all over their brand-new, purple-and-green home hardwood.
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Brandon Ingram, rookie Jordan Hawkins each score 25 as Pelicans top Mavericks 131-110
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — New Orleans rookie Jordan Hawkins hasn’t been bashful about taking his share of shots in his first 11 NBA games — and the Pelicans love that about him.
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Rod Walker: If you don’t believe Herb Jones is one of NBA’s top defenders, ask Luka Doncic
If you’ve followed the New Orleans Pelicans since Herb Jones entered the league in 2021, this column really isn’t for you.
It’s for those outside of New Orleans, particularly the media members who vote on postseason awards like the NBA All-Defensive team that Jones has yet to be a part of.
Don’t snub him again.
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Herb Jones returns to lineup as Pelicans halt losing streak with emphatic win vs. Dallas
On Sunday, the Dallas Mavericks exploded for 136 points. The resistance they faced from a severely short-handed New Orleans Pelicans team was minimal.
Luka Doncic picked the Pelicans apart. In 28 minutes, the Slovenian wunderkind scored 30 points and dished out eight assists.
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NBA In-Season Tournament Court Reminds Pelicans Forward of ‘Barney’
There are many ways the new NBA in-season tournament court designs have been described by players. But the comparison made by Pelicans forward Naji Marshall prior to the team’s game against the Mavericks on Tuesday was arguably the most hilarious, and oddly enough, accurate assessment to date.
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