The New Orleans Pelicans, coming off an injury-plagued 2024-’25 season, have been bitten by the injury bug yet again.

When former Detroit Pistons executive Joe Dumars took over for the New Orleans Pelicans recently, he wasted no time making some key changes to the roster to mak

The Pelicans did some good work this offseason, but the Jordan Poole trade could complicate things down the road.

Jeremiah Fears finally had the type of game he knew he was capable of. It wasn’t enough to get the New Orleans Pelicans a Summer League win, but it was a glimpse of the type of player Fears can be. Fears did a better job shooting and distributing the ball in the 95-81 loss to the undefeated Oklahoma City Thunder Wednesday night in Las Vegas.

While Queen wasn't in the lineup, another notable college rookie did get a prominent role. Hunter Dickinson, a two-time consensus All-American in college, scored eight points and added seven rebounds, three assists and three blocks in 26 minutes.

Through four games in Summer League, Fears has averaged 16.3 points, 3.0 rebounds, and 2.3 assists per game. Entering a solid guard room with Jordan Poole, Jose Alvarado, and Dejounte Murray, he'll have to work to earn his playing time.

The Sacramento Kings, New Orleans Pelicans, Minnesota Timberwolves and Golden State Warriors are interested in Malcolm Brogdon, according to Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report. Brogdon played for the Washington Wizards last season.