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The Pelicans' goal to acquire a pick in the 2026 NBA Draft looks impossible, as the depth and talent in this year's class make picks more valuable than ever.

With the New Orleans Pelicans' playoff hopes dead, the coaching staff must prioritize development in the team's final six games.

Derik Queen's defensive struggles have reached a point where the New Orleans Pelicans may start to question their draft-night trade-up for him.

If the New Orleans Pelicans want to compete, they have to figure out a way to fix their rebounding struggles this offseason.

The New Orleans Pelicans have a strong core in place, but must add the traditional size and shooting needed to win games consistently in the NBA.

The Pelicans' front office must take their time deciding on the next head coach, because that hire can define the next era of New Orleans basketball.

The Pelicans' chance to offload Herb Jones is clearer than ever with NBA expansion looming. New Orleans could leave him unprotected in the draft.

The New Orleans Pelicans are seeing a way quicker return on their investment in Jeremiah Fears than expected, as he is becoming an elite-level backup guard.

The New Orleans Pelicans have reached a point where whatever direction they take with Zion Williamson and his future, they'll benefit from it in a positive way.

Bill Simmons has once again suggested that the Pelicans be moved from New Orleans to Seattle, and it makes less sense now than ever before.