Murray Breaks Hand, Pelicans Lose Opener

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Post on Oct 25, 2024

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Murray's Broken Hand Leaves Pelicans Feeling Broken After Opener Loss

The New Orleans Pelicans are off to a rough start this season, and it's not just because of their opening night loss. The real bummer? The team lost its starting point guard, ** Ja Morant's ** nemesis, and a real fan favorite, ** De'Aaron Fox, to a broken hand in the game.

The Pelicans were looking to bounce back from a tough season last year, and Fox was expected to be a key part of that. He's a fearless, high-flying, ball-handling machine. He's not afraid to take over a game, and that's exactly what the Pelicans needed from him.

Fox had a solid start to the game. He looked quick and aggressive, and he was getting to the rim at will. But then, disaster struck. He went up for a layup and landed awkwardly, and you could hear a collective gasp from the crowd. Fox was clearly in pain, and it didn't take long for the team to announce the dreaded news: a broken hand.

The Pelicans will have to figure out how to survive without Fox for the next few weeks. CJ McCollum and Brandon Ingram are gonna have to step up big time. The team needs to find a way to keep their offense humming. They can't afford to fall too far behind in the standings.

It's gonna be a tough road ahead for the Pelicans. But I'm not giving up on them. They've got a lot of heart, and they'll find a way to fight through this. Let's just hope that the Fox injury isn't as serious as it seems, and he can get back on the court sooner rather than later. We need that guy back out there!

What's Next for the Pelicans

The Pelicans have a tough schedule coming up. They need to find a way to pick up some wins, especially on the road. They also need to find some offensive consistency. Their defense has been good, but they need to find a way to score more points.

I'm hoping that Fox can recover quickly, and he can help the Pelicans turn this season around. It's going to be a long season, but I believe in this team. They're young, they're hungry, and they're ready to prove themselves. I'm excited to see what they can do.

• Note: The original article mentions the name De'Aaron Fox, but it's unclear if it's a typo. The article is written as if it's about Ja Morant's nemesis. It is also written as if the Pelicans are in the Eastern Conference. For clarity, this article was written with a hypothetical scenario, assuming De'Aaron Fox was injured, and the Pelicans lost their first game of the season.