New Orleans Pelicans Rumors

The Pelicans aren't engaging in any trade talks centered around Jones, according to Rod Walker of NOLA.com.

The Pelicans aren't engaging in any trade talks centered around Murphy, according to Rod Walker of NOLA.com.

The Pelicans aren't engaging in any trade talks centered around Williamson, according to Rod Walker of NOLA.com.

The Pelicans have begun listening to offers on Murphy, Jake Fischer of Bleacher Report reports.

Alvarado is a candidate to be moved ahead of the trade deadline, Chris Dodson of Clutch Points reports.

Jones is expected to generate a lot of trade interest ahead of the deadline, Chris Dodson of Clutch Points reports.

The Pelicans view Murphy as a long-term part of their core, Chris Dodson of Clutch Points reports.

ESPN's Brian Windhorst said Thursday that Williamson has "almost next to no value."

Peavy is earning more playing time for the Pelicans, Rod Walker of NOLA.com reports.

Murphy is widely viewed as one of the most coveted potential trade deadline targets, Evan Sidery of Forbes.com reported Thursday.

Queen made his first start of the 2025-26 regular season Sunday against the Warriors.

The Pacers are believed to be interested in Alvarado, according to Marc Stein of Substack.

Williamson has been cleared to resume full-contact, on-court basketball activities and might be inching closer to returning to the hardwood.

Pelicans coach Willie Green was encouraged to see Murphy find his rhythm during his 41-point explosion against the Spurs on Saturday, Rod Walker of NOLA.com reports.

The Knicks could consider trading for Alvarado, according to Stefan Bondy of The New York Post.

Williamson, who's dealing with a left foot injury, is not concerned about the potential long-term implications of the injury, according to Rod Walker of NOLA.com. "Right now we're in a day-to-day thing," he said. "But nothing major. Nothing that is going to keep me out for a long time. Just day to day."

Murphy has been mentioned as a trade candidate for the Warriors, according to Sam Amick of The Athletic.

Pelicans head coach Willie Green said Thursday that Queen is progressing well from his left wrist surgery, according to Pelicans Film Room.

Missi could be in line for a hefty workload to begin the season after the Pelicans announced Wednesday that Kevon Looney will be out at least 2-to-3 weeks with a knee injury.

Peavy has been turning heads in camp and could contend for a rotation spot in the Pelicans' roster, according to Jim Eichenhofer of the Pelicans' official website reports.

ESPN's Shams Charania said Wednesday that Murray is targeting a return around January, according to Pelicans Film Room.

Looney believes the Pelicans have a lot of untapped potential ahead of the 2025-26 season, he said during media day earlier this week. "It's a young team that has a chance to be really special. I want to be part of a team that's striving in the direction where they feel like they can make that jump. Sometimes when you go to a team you feel that it's a total rebuild but I feel like they already had the pieces, they just had be healthy."

Williamson revealed he's fine with the recent comments made by the Pelicans' president of basketball operations, Joe Dumars, earlier this week regarding the role the star forward needs to have on the team, according to Brett Martel of The Associated Press. "He's going to hold me accountable, and as he holds me accountable, he's going to give me a lot of responsibility as well, which I'm excited for," Williamson said. "I know he's going to hold me to a really high standard, and if I slip up or anything, I know he's going to be right there to make sure I get right back on the path."

Jordan Poole said Tuesday that he's been "extremely impressed" by Fears with training camp around the corner, Erin Summers of the Gulf Coast Sports & Entertainment Network reports.

Bey said Tuesday that his role will be as the Swiss army knife for the Pelicans, Erin Summers of the Gulf Coast Sports & Entertainment Network reports.