Pelicans @ Grizzlies Takeaways
Chrissy Smith • February 13, 2024
Team Stats
(Pelicans @ Grizzlies)
Final Score: 96-87
Rebounds: 50-37
Assists: 20-28
Blocks: 5-9
Steals: 11-6
Turnovers: 16-16
Stat Leaders
(Pelicans/Grizzlies)
Scoring Leaders: Herb Jones, 17; Jaren Jackson, 22
Rebound Leaders: Herb Jones, 9; Lamar Stevens, 8
Assist Leaders: Brandon Ingram, 6; Vince Williams Jr., 9
My Player of the Game: Herb Jones
Takeaways
- The Pelicans starting five started out flat, which was not surprising since it was the final game in a long road trip.
- The bench won this game with Jose Alvarado, Naji Marshall, and Larry Nance Jr. being crucial to the win.
- Brandon Ingram is one point away from scoring 9,000 career points.
- The Pels were down eight points in the first half and then went on a 41-13 run to take the lead and never looked back.
- The defense really won the game for New Orleans.
- Dyson Daniels is out for the year with a torn meniscus, which really hurts the team from a defensive standpoint.
- The Pelicans final game before the All-Star break is Wednesday (Valentine's Day) at home.
- I'm now accepting tickets to that home game from those who want to be my valentine ;).
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