New Orleans Pelicans Weekly

Saddiq Bey came off the bench and dropped a season-high 25 points as the Pelicans overwhelmed the Hawks from the opening tip, winning 121-99 at the Smoothie King Center. Join Mike Michaelson for a breakdown of the dominant first quarter, Bey's breakout performance, and what this means for New Orleans at 2-4.

Jeremiah Fears delivers a career-defining performance as the Pelicans shake off their 0-4 start and beat Sacramento 132-120 at Smoothie King Center.

The Pelicans fell to Denver 104-91 at home, dropping to 0-4 to start the season. Mike Michaelson breaks down how a 37-point first quarter buried New Orleans, what Jokic's triple-double revealed, and where there's still reason for hope.

The Pelicans blew a 22-point lead and lost 141-135 in overtime to Denver on the second night of a back-to-back. Mike breaks down how it all fell apart and what this 0-3 start means.

A raw, honest breakdown of the Pelicans' gut-wrenching one-point loss to Utah in Salt Lake City, where a four-point third-quarter lead evaporated in twelve minutes of basketball.

The Pelicans led by ten at halftime, held a six-point cushion entering the fourth quarter, and watched it all unravel in front of 17,000 fans on opening night. A gut-punch 123-120 loss to Indiana.

The New Orleans Pelicans close out the 2026 preseason with a nail-biting 107-106 victory over the Washington Wizards. Mike Michaelson breaks down how this one-point win felt different from last year's collapses, what Saddiq Bey's emergence means, and why shooting 19 percent from three still got the job done.