Joe Dumars Pelicanca turns off the entire Zion Williamson Trade ‘mandate’

New Orleans Pelican missed on NBA playoffs After completing the regular season with a record of 21 and 61. Since then, rumors were begged that the front office can decide to trade the Star link forward Zion Williamson. However, it sounds like an executive vice president for Vice President of the Basketball Operations Joe Dumars is a tooth different melody.

Dumars claims to read reports that he received the mandate to trade 24-year forward. Pelican Executive Director denied these reports A simple commentary, in accordance with the will of the athletics guy.

“I read that last week (that I was given a mandate of Syon Williamson trade). If I did, no one told me.”

Pelican can or may not be traded by Williamson, what comes off-season. But the team has to make some changes. The new Orleans has only made three playoffs in the last 10 seasons, and two come in the last four.

It also does not help that Williamson plays the minimum games throughout most of his careers due to injury. Despite an average of 24.6 points, 7.2 bumpers and 5.3 helps in the game, 56.7% from the field and 65.6% from the free throw, a two-way comprehensive star only participated in 30 competitions for pelicans this season.

In order for things to get worse, Williamson played in 30 games or less in three of the five seasons he played. Missed the entirety of the campaign 2021-22 due to the injury. When it shrinks on it, it just doesn’t play enough games. But when he is healthy, Williamson is one of the most dominant attacks in the NBA.

Pelican traded Brandon Ingram In Rektore Toronta, ahead of the trade deadline, which also dealt with their injuries in 2024. years. Joe Dumars and General Manager Brison Graham would certainly be able to make it not hire because of this arrival. It can depend on how the NBA draft lottery shakes. Pelicans are designed to own a total selection number no. 4 In what should be loaded with 2025 hours.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Greenville, South Carolina and has previous balers in the subway.