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  • In the NO Pod: Ep 268

    Michael and I talk about the first three games of the season. We try to find happy things to talk about other than Frazier and Davis . . . and fail. We pretty much can’t get away from the badness, whether it’s Hill, Galloway, Ajinca, Hield, Asik, Jones, even Stephenson. It’s bad. But I do […]

    October 30, 2016
  • What Everyone is Saying and Nobody is Talking About

    If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em. The recent trend amongst NBA experts, podcasters, bloggers, and the like is to inform us all of what everyone is saying, and nobody is talking about. And then, they so cleverly say the opposite of what everyone else is saying and begin to talk about what nobody else […]

    October 30, 2016
  • What Is This Process?

    I decided to talk to Jason about the team building the Pelicans have done in the AD era. This was started just before the season and went through today, which makes the academic rambling perhaps a little more interesting. Nick: Jason, a new season is upon us, and excitement is in the air. Let’s put […]

    October 29, 2016
  • An Early Regular Season Look and a Theory

    I think I think . . . Davis never wavered. The headlines were stupid this summer about him taking a step back, as these were from some experts on things who were also inexpert on Davis. Remember, the fact that many . . . but not all . . . national writers have zero sources […]

    October 28, 2016
  • Figuring Out Solomon Hill

    Last off-season, the Pelicans made some moves, most of which were met with indifference to slight approval from fans. Well, to be fair, I think most fans were actually excited to see Gordon leave, but some of that was mitigated by seeing Ryno in Houston. Still, most of the new guys that were brought in […]

    October 28, 2016
  • In the NO Pod Ep 267: Opening Night!

    Michael and I stand agog at what we saw from Anthony Davis in the season opener. We talk about what questions we had about him we saw laid to rest in this game, what questions we still have, and then try to pick a Non-AD MVP. We also pick LVP, talk about Lance a lot, […]

    October 26, 2016
  • Searching for Pieces

    Offseason always feels like an eternity to me. After the adrenaline rush of free agency, we are exposed to the horrors of Summer League.. then we wait a few months and are rewarded with preseason pickup basketball.. I mean, NBA preseason games. There are a lot of projection models that are not, erm, high on the Pelicans […]

    October 26, 2016
  • Some Clarity on the Glass

    The 2014-15 Pelicans ranked 4th best in offensive rebounding% as Anthony Davis and Omer Asik feasted off Tyreke Evans’ wild rim running. In the 2690 minutes Evans played that year, the Pelicans had an Oreb% of 29.0, good enough for 2nd in the NBA. Davis was and is simply a monster finishing around the rim, […]

    October 25, 2016
  • There’s Always All-Star Weekend

    Before Brett Dawson (@BDawsonWrites) left for a regular gig in Oklahoma City (and a big congrats to him), I discussed the 2017 NBA All-Star Game with him. Opening Day for the NBA with an off day for the New Orleans Pelicans seems the perfect time to remind everyone that the city, and the NBA, won […]

    October 25, 2016
  • Pelicans Scoop: Previewing the Season

    As you may have heard, I’m the new host of Locked on Pelicans. There’s even a handy little link on the right on the site. It’s part of the larger Locked on Podcast Network. One of the great things about having a podcast on every team is we’ll sometimes come together to give you a […]

    October 24, 2016
  • The Bourbon Street Shots Pelicans

    With another NBA season set to kick off this week, I find myself thinking about where I was last year at this time. I had started a brand new job in a brand new city, and longing more than ever for the start of a new Pelicans season. It wasn’t just the fact that the […]

    October 24, 2016
  • A Late Preseason Look

    Now we’ve seen all 6 preseason games, dealt with a couple injuries, and just 1 cut that was offset by a signing. There’s only so much to take from preseason, but they are definitely making an effort to get the passing going. Last season, the team was starved for passing. It was so starved for […]

    October 21, 2016
  • In the NO Podcast Ep. 266: A bad ankle and the pre-season so far

    Who is Michael most excited to see play after seeing this pre-season? Is Anthony Davis soft or injury-prone? Is Tim Frazier the answer? Can Asik not suck? These are all questions we answer in this week’s In the NO. Enjoy! Want it on Itunes? Direct download? RSS Feed? Like the Show or the Blog? Follow […]

    October 16, 2016
  • Quick Hits: Random Thoughts

    Follow @mikepellissier   For someone who played 4 years of college basketball, it’s crazy to see the weight that some are giving to Buddy Hield’s Summer League and preseason performances.  Buddy going 3-6 from deep in a preseason game means no more to me than him throwing up bricks in Summer League.  I wrote about […]

    October 14, 2016
  • Quick Wins and a Path Forward

    We are right in the thick of the 2016 NBA preseason, and it seems as if the only buckets being filled up for the Pelicans are ones full of bad news. First, we learned that Jrue Holiday’s wife Lauren will soon have a surgical procedure to remove a benign tumor from her brain (for which Jrue […]

    October 14, 2016
  • Preparing For the Next NBA Trend

    Larry Bird, easily considered the best shooter of his generation, hit 649  three-pointers in his career. Steph Curry hit 688 in his last two regular seasons. Larry Bird shot 37.6% from behind the arc over the course of his career. That would have placed him 54th last season, right below Portland Trailblazers 7-foot center Meyers […]

    October 8, 2016
  • In Need of a Holiday

    The Pelicans’ Media Day was peppered with optimistic talk of the day-to-day process of improving the right way and the impact of blue-collar workers (which Alvin Gentry had to clarify as a positive term). But not too deep beneath the surface talk of promising new additions lies a pretty clear picture of what to expect: […]

    October 5, 2016
  • In the NO Ep. 265 part 2: The Central Division

    As promised, Michael and I wrap up the In the NO season previews of all the other teams with the exciting Central Division. Home of the Cavaliers, the interesting Pistons, the sad Bulls, and some other teams. Really, there are other teams in that Division. Enjoy! Want it on Itunes? Direct download? RSS Feed? Like […]

    October 3, 2016
  • Introducing: Locked on Pelicans

    I’m very happy to announce that I’ll be your new host of the Locked on Pelicans Podcast. Big shoes to fill with Brett Dawson leaving, but I’m excited to be talking Pelicans everyday! We’ll have our Bourbon Street Shots writers on as guests constantly, and don’t forget about In the NO as well! Preseason has […]

    October 3, 2016
  • In the NO Podcast Ep. 265: The First Pre-Season game

    McNamara joins me to talk about the first pre-season game and the Central Division. We spend this entire pod on just the pre-season game, the starting guards, and what Gentry’s trying to tell Omer Asik. Enjoy! Want it on Itunes? Direct download? RSS Feed? Like the Show or the Blog? Follow @BourbonStShots

    October 3, 2016
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