2023-06-01 09:27:25
For two seasons, New Orleans has seen its performance weighed down by injuries. The franchise would consider changing its medical team and that responsible for monitoring players.
Injuries have become a recurring topic for New Orleans and absences prevent the team from having certain important elements of the group in every game.
Among these elements, the name of Zion Williamson is the first that comes to mind. A white season in 2021-22 and only 29 games this year. The case of Brandon Ingram, the project’s second star, is also complicated: 45 games played in 2022-23. For two years, the project has been floundering and puts New Orleans in a frustrating situation.
The Pelicans plan to restructure their player care and performance team, sources told @NOLAnews. Aaron Nelson has been in charge of this department for the last four years.
— Christian Clark (@cclark_13) May 30, 2023
According to Christian Clark, journalist for NOLA.com, the management of the Pelicans want to change some areas of the team. Recruiting new people to better treat and monitor players in the event of physical problems is the objective behind the will of management. Thus, injuries will no longer weigh down the results as much and the New Orleans Pelicans will finally be able to have regularity and perhaps achieve their goals for their project.
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