Christian Clark is a local journalist based in New Orleans, Louisiana. He writes for NOLA.com and The Advocate, covering the New Orleans Pelicans basketball team. With a focus on sports reporting, Christian provides in-depth analysis and updates on player performance, team dynamics, and game outcomes.
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By: Christian Clark
Last week, Zion Williamson reached out to a former member of the New Orleans Pelicans organization and asked if she could attend one of the team's games.
By: Christian Clark
The Pelicans (3-7) won their first two regular-season games. Since then, they have lost seven of eight. Trey Murphy, Dejounte Murray, Herb Jones, CJ McCollum and Jordan Hawkins are all dealing with significant injuries.
By: Christian Clark
Williamson didn't play in Friday's game against the Orlando Magic with what the team said was left hamstring tightness. Williamson received medical imaging Saturday, which confirmed a strain. The team declined to say what grade of hamstring strain Williamson is dealing with.
By: Christian Clark
The past two weeks were illustrative of the Williamson experience: He played brilliantly against the Pacers and then missed three of his team’s next four games with right hamstring tightness, right thigh soreness and left hamstring tightness. The Pelicans lost all of those games, and at the 10-game mark of the regular season, they are in 14th place in the Western Conference.
By: Christian Clark
The Pelicans didn’t provide a timetable for Williamson’s return, but it is safe to assume he won’t be back on the court until December at the earliest.
By: Christian Clark
Updated Trey Murphy couldn't contain his excitement to get back on the court.
By: Christian Clark
The Pelicans shot 0 for 8 from the floor in the final 3 minutes, 34 seconds of Monday’s game. They lost to the Brooklyn Nets 107-105.
By: Christian Clark
Alvarado has started seven games for the Pelicans this season. Dejounte Murray’s left hand injury on opening thrust Alvarado into an increased role. Alvarado played 18 minutes in Monday’s loss to the Orlando Magic. He scored three points on 1-of-5 shooting.
By: Christian Clark
New Orleans (3-9) has dropped six games in a row. Its schedule isn’t getting easier any time soon, either. It faces the Denver Nuggets on Friday. On Saturday, the Los Angeles Lakers visit Orleans.
By: Christian Clark
Important players missing games has been a common thread in all of the losing streaks, and this one is no exception. The Pelicans didn’t have six key players in Wednesday’s 18-point loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder. Williamson is dealing with the fourth different hamstring injury of his NBA career. CJ McCollum, Herb Jones, Jose Alvarado, Dejounte Murray and Jordan Hawkins are also sidelined.
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