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NBA rumors: Why insider believes Pelicans will trade Herb Jones

Yahoo Sports ·First reported 14h ago

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The New Orleans Pelicans are figuring things out . They have won four consecutive games to claw their way back to the .500 mark after a disappointing start to the new campaign, and they should have confidence in their chances of mounting a push for the…

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