NBA Media Days and training camps are right around the corner and before long, it'll be time to kick off a new NBA season. There has been some movement and shuf

Throughout his career, Ingram's ability to score the ball at different levels has been his best trait but injuries have also taken over his career. This fact, combined with the emergence of wing Trey Murphy III, has put the Pelicans into a bind regarding their All-Star.

One way or another, the New Orleans Pelicans need to find a resolution and bring the Brandon Ingram saga to an end. Trade rumors have circulated around the former All-Star all offseason. With just about a month until the 2024-25 regular season tips off,

New Orleans Pelicans star forward Brandon Ingram was not in attendance at the teams week-long voluntary minicamp, per Will Guillory. Ingram was one of two players who did not attend the camp, with the other being Daniel Theis, the team’s newest acquisition.

Since losing Klay Thompson earlier this summer, the Golden State Warriors have been chasing a second star to pair with Steph Curry. They already missed out on Paul George and Lauri Markkanen to begin the summer. As such, they're expected to remain active in the trade market leading up to the Feb. 6 trade deadline.

If so, how will Ingram respond if he has to return to the Pelicans without the long-term extension he was looking for or a clear understanding of his future? Our first indication came last week

With the addition of Dejounte Murray, the Pelicans may be signaling Brandon Ingram’s exit. Here’s how a trade involving Ingram could elevate them to contender status.

NBA Training Camp is right around the corner and for the time being, most big NBA transactions are probably over. There have been rumors surrounding players suc