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Joe Dumars makes it clear that the Pelicans will try to win by committee at center this season, which is the perfect approach for this team.

Joe Dumars has challenged Zion Williamson to become a floor spacer for the Pelicans, but the numbers and history don't suggest that will happen.

Yves Missi has developed his ball skills and can now space out more for Zion Williamson, creating a new layer to the Pelicans' offense.

Zion Williamson doesn't have the shooting around him to be the elite playmaker he can be for the Pelicans next season, and that's a massive shame.

Depth is likely going to be one of the Pelicans' biggest strengths next season, but it could quickly become a fatal flaw if roles aren't established early.

The New Orleans Pelicans are running out of time to sell Trey Murphy III and Herb Jones at top value.

The Atlanta Hawks and Detroit Pistons made a run at Trey Murphy III this summer, but the Pelicans had an insanely unrealistic asking price.

Yossi Gozlan reported that the New Orleans Pelicans can't trade Saddiq Bey for six months because of the extension they gave him.

Golden State needs the veterans New Orleans has, and the Pelicans need the flexibility and draft capital the Warriors can offer.

With Saddiq Bey extended, the Pelicans have more reason than ever to explore the Trey Murphy III trade market.