The Pelicans' roster for next season appears to be set, but if there's a move they have to make, it's a trade to clear a potential logjam.

The basketball world is full of players who flame out of the NBA and then make their way overseas to continue their professional basketball journey, even former

The New Orleans Pelicans announced today that the team has completed a three-team trade with the. The Pelicans have acquired Saddiq Bey, Jordan Poole and the draft rights to Micah Peavy from Washington in exchange for CJ McCollum,

James Borrego previously interviewed for the Knicks’ head coach opening before Brown was hired, and was still considered a candidate for lead assistant.

The New Orleans Pelicans are adding a big man. The Pelicans have agreed to a deal with Kevon Looney, a 6-foot-9 center who spent his first 10 NBA seasons with the Golden State Warriors, according to a report by ESPN insider Shams Charania. The two-year deal is worth $16 million, a league source told The Athletic.

Drafted No. 1 out of Kentucky, Davis quickly became the face of the Pelicans franchise. Over seven seasons in New Orleans, AD made six All-Star teams, averaging 23.7 PPG, 10.5 REB and 2.4 BLK. He was also named to three All-NBA First Teams. With his trademark reach and smooth post game, Davis is difficult to stop for any defender.

A name that many are familiar with in South Louisiana, Christian Shumate, the former superstar for McNeese, earning an opportunity to play with the New Orleans

The New Orleans Pelicans have made another notable offseason move by officially signing free agent center Kevon Looney. This move comes shortly after they acquired guard Jordan Poole from the Washington Wizards.