The frustration is boiling over for the New Orleans Pelicans during their current 12-34 record on the season. It culminated during the fourth quarter when Pelic

The Pelicans fell to the Hornets in blow out fashion on Saturday night, but Zion Williamson was happy to return to action.

Perhaps the bright spot of the night came when Willie Green was ejected for arguing another non-call on a Zion Williamson drive to the basket with 7:22 to play in the game, drawing a double technical foul. It was good to see Green, normally composed, lose it on behalf of his player, showing fire. He had Williamson’s back.

The good news for the New Orleans Pelicans is the road trip is over. The bad news is they weren’t able to pick up a win on it, despite playing the last two games of the trip against two of the NBA’s underwhelming teams.

Even with the Pelicans' quick start, Zion Williamson went into early foul trouble after picking up three fouls in the first quarter. The former No. 1 overall pick didn't let that deter him from dominating in the second half,

Even with the Pelicans' quick start, Zion Williamson went into early foul ... their third straight victory on the year. Head coach Willie Green talked about some of the other things Williamson ...

The Raptors started 0-10 away from home before winning at New Orleans on Nov. 27. Pelicans: Coach Willie Green was ejected for a double technical with 7:22 left in the fourth after he went onto the court to argue a non-call on Williamson’s driving basket.

The Pelicans had to issue a suspension but the locker room has been encouraged by Zion Williamson's response to public scolding.

For the first time in what has been a rough season, the New Orleans Pelicans have reeled off three consecutive victories.

Pelicans coach Willie Green praised Williamson’s dominant showing, highlighting his impactful play on both ends of the court, particularly his defensive excellence. Zion Williamson’s season ...

Willie Green believes this is the best time to see just how much Trey Murphy III's improved ballhandling can help the Pelicans offense.

Zion Williamson was back in the Carolinas Saturday, just an hour away from his hometown of Spartanburg, South Carolina.