Pelicans Radio Color Analyst John DeShazier joins Jim Eichenhofer and Gus Kattengell on the New Orleans Pelicans Podcast to recap Jeremiah Robinson-Earl's 2024-25 NBA season.

“He’ll rebound, he’ll make some corner threes. We saw a little bit of an expansion in his game down the stretch of the season, where he’d make a couple plays off the dribble and kind of shock you, because you’d be like, ‘I didn’t know he had that in his bag.’ He’s got some things he can work with. He’s not super athletic, he’s not huge at (6-foot-9), not physically gifted, but he’s solid. Every NBA team needs solid guys along the roster.” – Pelicans radio analyst John DeShazier on Robinson-Earl’s contributions

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Pelicans TV Studio Host/Reporter Erin Summers joins Jim Eichenhofer and Gus Kattengell on the New Orleans Pelicans Podcast to recap Jordan Hawkins' 2024-25 NBA season.

“He had a chance to play more minutes, and when he’s had those opportunities, we’ve always seen him break out and have huge games. His rookie season, he scored 34 points and drove the Pelicans to a win over Dallas. You thought, ‘Dang, he can be really good.’ We expected that from ‘Hawk,’ and he expected it from himself. But he couldn’t ever get into a real rhythm this season, because he was in and out (of the lineup due to injury).” – Pelicans TV studio host Erin Summers on Hawkins producing big offensive nights early in his NBA career

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Pelicans TV Studio Analyst Wes Johnson joins Jim Eichenhofer and Gus Kattengell on the New Orleans Pelicans Podcast to recap Bruce Brown's 2024-25 NBA season.

“You saw him be like a Swiss Army knife, playing point guard, (defending positions) 1 through 5, able to score and play in the pocket. Seeing him grow throughout the season, for me (it showed), ‘This is why you had success throughout your career on numerous teams.’ (Brown previously was) on teams making playoff pushes. He didn’t have a true position or (specific) identity (on the court), but they needed (him) out there, because his skill set (filled) voids.” – Pelicans TV studio analyst Wes Johnson on Brown demonstrating his ability from productive stops in Brooklyn and Denver

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