Has anyone heard the latest on Zion.
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Zion and the Pelicans will be taking on the Utah Jazz tonight at 6:30 PM. We are back!
since he kept testing negative, he did not have to wait the full two weeks. I think he had to test negative for four days once he was back in the bubble.
Watching it right now on TNT. Thanks for mentioning the rest of our Dukies bull city gamer. OFC
Why did he start and come out after 2 min? I didn’t see the beginning of the game and he hasn’t been mentioned since I’ve been watching.
Zion scored NOLA’s first 5 points in the game. Ingram has 7 and Redick had great production off the bench in the 1st quarter. Good showing by The Blue Devils so far.
Noticed former cheater heel tony bradley is playing for Utah. He could end up being one of the top 50 NBA players of all time. OFC
Zion is playing on TV in a couple of minutes. It was asinine holding him back the other night. In a two point game, you must play your best players down the stretch
@skysdad how did Kendall Marshall do in his first game back?
I honestly think the Pels are trying to miss the playoffs for a lotto pick.. I think they know they are good but are not a 2nd round playoff team yet.. and also they want that lotto pick in case they can’t get Ingram to stay this Summer.
Pelicans play no defense at all...hard to win if you can't play some at least
The Pelicans don't look interested. I watched the first half of the game on Wednesday while cleaning the house. The effort was woeful. I assumed that it was an exhibition game until I turned off the vacuum and heard that the game counted
Out of shape guys playing in empty arenas. I think I'd rather watch old Duke games. 
Zion scared Jay Huff so bad that Huff withdrew from the NBA Draft
Huff will make a lot of money playing professional basketball. Nothing like Zion, but plenty. Huff is a modern version of former Yale star and NBA journeyman, Chris Dudley. Plus, Huff wanted to play for Duke
Chris Dudley played in the NBA for 16 seasons from the late 80s through 2003. He averaged 4 points and 6 rebounds for his career. He was a bad shooter. Worse than Shaq on FTs, in the 45% range. But he signed pretty big contracts every year. He hustled, he blocked shots, he set screens. He played at Yale, and worked the UNC basketball camp in the summers. I never thought that he would play in the NBA and Huff might never play in the NBA, but he will get paid to play somewhere
Huff could win league MVP this year, but UVA's plodding offense will hold down his numbers. UNC in-state fanboy media seems fixated on Garrison Brooks.
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