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The New Orleans Pelicans closed out a disappointing 0-5 run in 2025 summer league play, falling 113-104 to the Pacers despite their best offensive showing. Young guard Jeremiah Fears impressed with 22 points and averaged 17 per game, while Antonio Reeves delivered a strong finish as well. The absence of key big men, especially first-round pick Derek Queen—now sidelined 12 weeks after wrist surgery—was deeply felt, though Queen flashed promise with 14 points and 11 rebounds per game before the injury. While the Pelicans dominated the glass, turnovers and defensive lapses proved costly. Host Dylan Bruton urges perspective: with preseason still months away and core prospects showing growth, the franchise remains focused on building culture and long-term identity despite the rough summer league.
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By Fan ArchThe New Orleans Pelicans closed out a disappointing 0-5 run in 2025 summer league play, falling 113-104 to the Pacers despite their best offensive showing. Young guard Jeremiah Fears impressed with 22 points and averaged 17 per game, while Antonio Reeves delivered a strong finish as well. The absence of key big men, especially first-round pick Derek Queen—now sidelined 12 weeks after wrist surgery—was deeply felt, though Queen flashed promise with 14 points and 11 rebounds per game before the injury. While the Pelicans dominated the glass, turnovers and defensive lapses proved costly. Host Dylan Bruton urges perspective: with preseason still months away and core prospects showing growth, the franchise remains focused on building culture and long-term identity despite the rough summer league.
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