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2020 Schedule

2-7, 4th in Southwest

Royce Young ESPN Staff Writer

Alvin Gentry on James Harden: "To me, he's the most difficult matchup in the league."

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11h

NBA Power Rankings: The return of the King?

A rough week for the former No. 1 opens the path to the early season throne.

Ingram leads Pelicans with 25 in win over Hornets (1:10)

2d

Pelicans overcome 26 turnovers to beat Hornets 115-110

Brandon Ingram had 25 points and nine rebounds, and the New Orleans Pelicans overcame 26 turnovers to beat the Charlotte Hornets 115-110 on Saturday night and snap a three-game losing streak.

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2dAndrew Lopez

Pelicans' Ball (groin) out against Hornets

Pelicans point guard Lonzo Ball won't play in Saturday's game against the Hornets because of a groin injury originally suffered on Nov. 2.

3d

Siakam scores 44 points, Raptors beat Pelicans 122-104

Pascal Siakam matched his career high with 44 points, and the Toronto Raptors beat the New Orleans Pelicans 122-104 on Friday night.

Siakam muscles in layup through contact (0:27)

3d

3d

Greeny flips out over idea of load management for Zion (1:13)

3d

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4dAndrew Lopez

Zion 'getting stronger,' to play when Pels 'let me'

Pelicans rookie Zion Williamson, who had surgery for a torn lateral meniscus just prior to the season, feels he's "getting stronger day by day" and will return when "they'll let me play."

Zion: When I'm ready, I'll come back (1:16)

4d

5d

The Hoop Collective: Preseason Expectations Gone Wrong

With so many top players and teams struggling early on, Jackie MacMullan and Tim MacMahon join Brian Windhorst to discuss what's wrong with the Rockets, what's right with the Lakers (16:06) and why a few of the league's most notable names can't seem to get it right early on (29:28).

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7dMalika Andrews

Ingram silences injury talk with career-high 40

Brandon Ingram became the ninth Pelicans player to post a 40-point game less than two days after a head injury caused him to exit a game early.

7d

Nets withstand Ingram's big game, hold off Pelicans 135-125

Kyrie Irving had 39 points and nine assists, and the Brooklyn Nets withstood Brandon Ingram's career-high 40 points to beat the New Orleans Pelicans 135-125 on Monday night.

Harris' slick pass sets up Allen's big dunk (0:27)

7d

7d

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7d

NBA Power Rankings: How long can the Sixers stay perfect?

Philly remains the NBA's lone unbeaten, the L.A. teams are heating up and Houston ... well, Houston had a weird week. Let's discuss.

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8dAndrew Lopez

Pelicans' Ingram (head) cleared to face Brooklyn

New Orleans Pelicans forward Brandon Ingram was not listed on the injury report Sunday evening and will be cleared to play Monday night against the Brooklyn Nets.

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9dRoyce Young

Pelicans' Ingram exits Saturday with head injury

Pelicans forward Brandon Ingram left Saturday's game against the Thunder after taking an apparent strike to the head at some point in the second quarter.

9d

Gilgeous-Alexander, Bazley lead Thunder over Pelicans

Shai Gilgeous-Alexander had 23 points and eight rebounds, and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the New Orleans Pelicans 115-104 on Saturday.

Lonzo and Hayes execute pick-and-roll dunk (0:15)

9d

9d

Royce Young ESPN Staff Writer

Brandon Ingram was not on the floor to start the second half against the Thunder, staying in the locker room with an apparent injury. Ingram asked for a sub halfway through the second quarter and went straight to the locker room.