The New Orleans Pelicans (14-21) ended 2016 in a huge way, winning four of their last five games to remain in the Western Conference playoff race in 2017.
Despite a strong shooting night, New Orleans contributed 17 turnovers that led to 27 points for Golden State as the Warriors defeated the Pelicans, 113-109, Tuesday evening at the Smoothie King Center.
The New Orleans Pelicans fought back from a 21-point deficit, but it was Steph Curry’s night of redemption as he exploded for 46 points to lead Golden State
At halftime, the LSU-Alabama game resembled much like the game that took place between the two teams in 2011 where the Tigers won the game, 9-6, in Tuscaloosa.
After the horrible showing on offense by LSU vs. Wisconsin last Saturday, coach Les Miles needs to be concerned about that side of the ball going forward.
Now that the Saints have released long-time veteran Marques Colston, the task now is to find the next young receiver to step up and replace his production.
The New Orleans Pelicans used a strong second-half performance on offense to defeat the New York Knicks, 99-91, Monday evening at the Smoothie King Center.
Tim Frazier's stellar NBA debut plus the play from Ryan Anderson, Anthony Davis and the Pelicans supporting cast help the Pelicans defeat the Kings, 123-108