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Pelicans News Around the Web 10/31/23 – NBA.com
Check out our daily collection of Pelicans news and notes from local and national reporters around the Internet on October 31, 2023.
Postgame wrap: Warriors 130, Pelicans 102
The good news for New Orleans basketball fans was Monday marked their first opportunity to watch Stephen Curry play in person under non-Covid rules since 2019. The bad news for diehard Pelicans backers was that the two-time league MVP brought his elite-shooting game with him to the Smoothie King Center floor.
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With Brandon Ingram out of lineup, Pelicans suffer first loss of season against Warriors
Early in the first quarter of his third NBA game, Jordan Hawkins saw Stephen Curry cut to open space on the left wing.
Hawkins had seen Curry splash countless 3s before.
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Stephen Curry, Warriors send Pelicans into early test of their mettle. How will they respond?
NEW ORLEANS — After Stephen Curry splashed his seventh 3-pointer of the night and strutted his way to the Golden State Warriors’ bench, it felt like déjà vu in Smoothie King Center.
It may have been more than two years since the last time Curry suited up in New Orleans, but Pelicans fans know all too well what it looks like when he is cooking and the Warriors are rolling.
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Pelicans’ Jordan Hawkins watched Stephen Curry ‘all the time.’ Then he got to play against him.
While Stephen Curry went through his pregame warmup routine — the famous one that attracts crowds at all his road stops — Jordan Hawkins sat on the baseline and watched.
Hawkins, a New Orleans Pelicans rookie who was arguably the best shooter in last summer’s draft, has long been a fan of Curry, the greatest shooter ever.
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Naji Marshall medical update
New Orleans Pelicans forward Naji Marshall, who suffered a bone bruise after hyperextending his right knee during a preseason game on October 14, has been cleared to increase rehab activity and begin his return to play process.
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