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Pelicans Season Ends With Losing Record Once Again

Winning five more games when compared to 2024-25 is certainly an improvement, but going 26-56 is not something that Pelicans fans would be over the moon about. The past two seasons have been a serious struggle for New Orleans. One of the toughest blows to the Pelicans was when the franchise traded away their first-round pick in 2026. That meant the team couldn't draft a great rookie player to build upon. Dejounte Murray and Jordan Poole both suffered from injuries. Their roster just didn't mix well together, and that resulted in a losing season once again. Going 2-17 to start the season put the team in a hole that they couldn't climb out of. Trey Murphy III played in 66 games in 2025-26, averaging 21.5 points per game. Saddiq Bey played in 72 games and scored 17.7 points on average. 

2024–25 Season in Review

The Pelicans stumbled to a 21–61 record under coach Willie Green and failed to reach the playoffs. Zion Williamson was traded mid-season, but Trey Murphy III stepped up in his absence, averaging 21.2 points and 5.1 rebounds per game before a shoulder injury limited his time. Veteran guard CJ McCollum also delivered, contributing 21.1 points and 4.1 assists per contest, becoming the team's steady scoring presence throughout the season.

2023–24 Pelicans Season

New Orleans bounced back with a 49–33 record, clinching the sixth seed and a direct playoff spot. Zion Williamson returned to form, posting 25 points and 8 rebounds per game across a healthy season. Jonas Valančiūnas anchored the interior with 17 points and 10 rebounds nightly. The Pelicans won their first-round playoff match against the Clippers but were eliminated by the Lakers in the second round.

2022–23 Pelicans Make In-Game Playoffs

The Pelicans went 42–40, just enough to secure the ninth spot in the West and a Play-In appearance. Brandon Ingram delivered 23 points and nearly 6 assists per game before being traded at the deadline. Meanwhile, CJ McCollum consistently scored 19 points and dished out six assists per game, helping New Orleans stay competitive as younger pieces developed around him.