Jim Eichenhofer is a writer for the National Basketball Association (NBA) and his work has also appeared in FantasyPros. With a focus on basketball, Jim covers postgame analysis, practice reports, game updates, and player profiles, providing readers with insights into the world of professional basketball.
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By: Jim Eichenhofer
Guard has scored double-digit points in five straight games as a reserve
By: Jim Eichenhofer
THREE POINTS Near-miracle fourth from CJ. McCollum was hands-down the primary reason New Orleans had a chance to prevail at game's end, after it had looked very bleak for much of the fourth period.
By: Jim Eichenhofer
New Orleans will face Indiana for a third time this season
By: Jim Eichenhofer
The 2024-25 season series between New Orleans and Indiana is now guaranteed to not end in a 1-1 split for the first time since 2019-20, when the Pelicans posted a 2-0 sweep.
By: Jim Eichenhofer
THREE POINTS Costly turnovers. New Orleans committed a season-low six turnovers in its Nov. 1 home triumph over Indiana, but the Pelicans
By: Jim Eichenhofer
McCollum on some of what the Pelicans must fix to improve: “We’re slowly getting healthy, but it’s also about finishing games, sustaining a high level of play for four quarters.”
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Five Pelicans players are listed as out, including Jose Alvarado (left hamstring strain), Brandon Ingram (left ankle sprain), Karlo Matkovic (low back disc protrusion), Daniel Theis (personal reasons) and Zion Williamson (left hamstring strain).
By: Jim Eichenhofer
Boxing out will be critical for both teams. New Orleans ranks fifth in offensive rebounds per game (12.8), while Houston leads the NBA in that category (14.1).
By: Jim Eichenhofer
Second-half letdown. After taking care of the ball early, mistakes again were costly for the Pelicans, who finished with 12 turnovers, leading to 19 Rockets points.
By: Jim Eichenhofer
Boston’s string of thievery continued Thursday at Houston, where the 23-year-old came up with three steals, one shy of his season high in the category (four at Memphis on Nov. 29).
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