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Jordan Poole's uncertain role looms over the Pelicans after the All-Star break as New Orleans weighs its next move.

Rumors of relocation appear to be off the table after Adam Silver's latest comments, putting pressure on the Pelicans to define a clear long-term plan.

Derik Queen and Jeremiah Fears shined at Rising Stars, but their breakout may expose a long-term dilemma the Pelicans can't ignore.

Improved efficiency and all-around production point toward a potential second-half breakout for Pelicans' rookie guard Jeremiah Fears.

The Bucks have found a breakout wing in Ousmane Dieng, and his early production is a reminder of the buy-low opportunity the Pels missed at the trade deadline.

Jeremy Sochan may intrigue the Pelicans, but his skill set would only worsen the team's biggest roster flaw.

In just his third game for the New York Knicks, Jose Alvarado made NBA history and, in turn, reminded the Pelicans of their costly deadline move.

The Pelicans have a major opportunity to land a future building block this summer in Miami Heat big Kel'el Ware.

With NBA expansion on the horizon, a move to the East for the Pelicans could give New Orleans a clearer path back to playoff relevance and long-term success.

The Pelicans continue to be a team that can only beat bad teams and isn't anywhere near contention despite the front office remaining attached to the core.