New Orleans Pelicans star Zion Williamson has had a very rough time when it comes to injury. The Pelicans had high hopes for the 2024-25 NBA season, but all of

Kendrick Perkins tucked Pelicans star Zion Williamson to bed with a "pajamas" take because of his lack of availability due to injury.

The New Orleans Pelicans have offered a timetable for the possible return of their star forward Zion Williamson. According to ESPN's Shams Charania, Williamson will miss four-to-six weeks, depending on how his rehab goes.

The struggling and shorthanded New Orleans Pelicans have to face off against an incredibly tough Oklahoma City Thunder team. The Pelicans are currently on a fiv

Those injury problems got exponentially worse on Saturday when the Pelicans announced that Williamson will be out indefinitely due to a hamstring strain. On Monday, an official timetable of around four-to-six weeks was reported by ESPN's Shams Charania on NBA Today.

The Pelicans travel to Oklahoma City Wednesday plagued by yet another crucial injury. New Orleans has had a rough start to the season, going 3-8 and losing seven out of its last eight games. The Pelicans have already been forced to sit out several of their top scorers for a variety of injuries,

New Orleans Pelicans star Zion Williamson will be sidelined indefinitely with a left hamstring strain, the team announced on Saturday. While the Pelicans did not offer any sort of timeline, ESPN's Shams Charania reported that Williamson will be re-evaluated in the "coming weeks.

The New Orleans Pelicans say Zion Williamson has been diagnosed with a left hamstring strain that will sideline him indefinitely.

Williamson making sure his teammates feel his presence even when he’s out would be a reason for belief. Murray coaching up his younger teammates as they go through these growing pains would be a reason to generate some belief.

Williamson didn’t play in Friday’s game against the Orlando Magic with what the team said was left hamstring tightness. Williamson received medical imaging Saturday, which confirmed a strain. The team declined to say what grade of hamstring strain Williamson is dealing with.

Zion Williamson played a career-high 70 games last season and showed up to this year's training camp in his best physical condition as a pro. The expectation was for the Duke alum to finally shed the "injury-prone" label that has plagued his young career and lead the Pelicans back to prominence.