https://simplecast.com Locked On Pelicans Hit - Quick Takes on the New Orleans Pelicans Your daily hit of New Orleans Pelicans covering news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day. 062668 en Sat, 24 Oct 2026 04:51:17 +0000 Sat, 24 Oct 2026 04:51:27 +0000 https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com Locked On Pelicans Hit - Quick Takes on the New Orleans Pelicans https://image.simplecastcdn.com/images/968a1cbb-61a4-430e-bc00-02a940e9eb89/9ff2ed1f-361e-4ae0-ae44-1d7dd281a932/3000x3000/cropped-1790621698964.jpg?aid=rss_feed https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com episodic Your daily hit of New Orleans Pelicans covering news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day. Locked On Podcast Network false https://feeds.simplecast.com/s58zzs6t Locked on Podcast Network Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com 73f26ee1-e234-47c9-9d8f-196716e4791f INSTANT REACTION: New Orleans Pelicans Suffer ANOTHER FRUSTRATING LOSS With Similar Issues Frustration mounts as the New Orleans Pelicans start their season 0-2, falling short in another close contest marked by missed opportunities and late-game execution woes. The offense falters with shaky possessions, including questionable shot selection from Dejounte Murray and limited involvement for key scorer Trey Murphy, who disappears in the second half despite an aggressive start. Questions swirl about the current starting lineup, with Jeremiah Fears under the microscope after a lackluster performance and Saddiq Bey making a strong case for more minutes.

Yves Missi’s knee injury throws the Pelicans’ frontcourt rotation into turmoil with really just Derik Queen, and Karlo Matkovic, who impressed off the bench. Jordan Poole’s improved play sparks debate on lineup adjustments, while the team’s lack of three-point shooting—and the puzzling role of Bennedict Mathurin—continue to haunt them. Can New Orleans find solutions before the season slips away?

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]]> Sat, 24 Oct 2026 04:51:17 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/instant-reaction-new-orleans-pelicans-suffer-another-frustrating-loss-with-similar-issues-Hv3DL7oa Frustration mounts as the New Orleans Pelicans start their season 0-2, falling short in another close contest marked by missed opportunities and late-game execution woes. The offense falters with shaky possessions, including questionable shot selection from Dejounte Murray and limited involvement for key scorer Trey Murphy, who disappears in the second half despite an aggressive start. Questions swirl about the current starting lineup, with Jeremiah Fears under the microscope after a lackluster performance and Saddiq Bey making a strong case for more minutes.

Yves Missi’s knee injury throws the Pelicans’ frontcourt rotation into turmoil with really just Derik Queen, and Karlo Matkovic, who impressed off the bench. Jordan Poole’s improved play sparks debate on lineup adjustments, while the team’s lack of three-point shooting—and the puzzling role of Bennedict Mathurin—continue to haunt them. Can New Orleans find solutions before the season slips away?

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]]> INSTANT REACTION: New Orleans Pelicans Suffer ANOTHER FRUSTRATING LOSS With Similar Issues Locked on Podcast Network 00:06:27 Frustration mounts as the New Orleans Pelicans start their season 0-2, falling short in another close contest marked by missed opportunities and late-game execution woes. The offense falters with shaky possessions, including questionable shot selection from Dejounte Murray and limited involvement for key scorer Trey Murphy, who disappears in the second half despite an aggressive start. Questions swirl about the current starting lineup, with Jeremiah Fears under the microscope after a lackluster performance and Saddiq Bey making a strong case for more minutes. Yves Missi’s knee injury throws the Pelicans’ frontcourt rotation into turmoil with really just Derik Queen, and Karlo Matkovic, who impressed off the bench. Jordan Poole’s improved play sparks debate on lineup adjustments, while the team’s lack of three-point shooting—and the puzzling role of Bennedict Mathurin—continue to haunt them. Can New Orleans find solutions before the season slips away? Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. Frustration mounts as the New Orleans Pelicans start their season 0-2, falling short in another close contest marked by missed opportunities and late-game execution woes. The offense falters with shaky possessions, including questionable shot selection from Dejounte Murray and limited involvement for key scorer Trey Murphy, who disappears in the second half despite an aggressive start. Questions swirl about the current starting lineup, with Jeremiah Fears under the microscope after a lackluster performance and Saddiq Bey making a strong case for more minutes. Yves Missi’s knee injury throws the Pelicans’ frontcourt rotation into turmoil with really just Derik Queen, and Karlo Matkovic, who impressed off the bench. Jordan Poole’s improved play sparks debate on lineup adjustments, while the team’s lack of three-point shooting—and the puzzling role of Bennedict Mathurin—continue to haunt them. Can New Orleans find solutions before the season slips away? Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. false full 11 76fa8a5b-982e-415c-9a8b-4928211c3982 GAME PREVIEW: New Orleans Pelicans Star Zion Williamson Should Have MASSIVE GAME Against Utah Jazz Zion Williamson looks primed for a breakout against the Utah Jazz, with the New Orleans Pelicans seeking redemption after a disappointing season debut. The frontcourt battle heats up as Yves Missi faces off against Jackson Hayes and will benefit from a matchup that plays to his strengths, while Zion could feast on a Jazz defense lacking an elite rim protector.

Jeremiah Fears faces pressure to bounce back on both ends, aiming to shake off an inefficient opener and potentially thrive against Utah’s second unit. Rising Jazz guard Keontae George brings an offensive spark, and all eyes are on Darren Peterson after flashes of brilliance in his debut. Will the Pelicans’ pace and offensive connectivity outgun a Jazz squad built to score? Expect a high-scoring clash with critical defensive adjustments, especially if Herb Jones steps into the starting lineup for added stability.

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]]> Fri, 23 Oct 2026 20:02:54 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/game-preview-new-orleans-pelicans-star-zion-williamson-should-have-massive-game-against-utah-jazz-p4idJFjm Zion Williamson looks primed for a breakout against the Utah Jazz, with the New Orleans Pelicans seeking redemption after a disappointing season debut. The frontcourt battle heats up as Yves Missi faces off against Jackson Hayes and will benefit from a matchup that plays to his strengths, while Zion could feast on a Jazz defense lacking an elite rim protector.

Jeremiah Fears faces pressure to bounce back on both ends, aiming to shake off an inefficient opener and potentially thrive against Utah’s second unit. Rising Jazz guard Keontae George brings an offensive spark, and all eyes are on Darren Peterson after flashes of brilliance in his debut. Will the Pelicans’ pace and offensive connectivity outgun a Jazz squad built to score? Expect a high-scoring clash with critical defensive adjustments, especially if Herb Jones steps into the starting lineup for added stability.

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]]> GAME PREVIEW: New Orleans Pelicans Star Zion Williamson Should Have MASSIVE GAME Against Utah Jazz Locked on Podcast Network 00:06:04 Zion Williamson looks primed for a breakout against the Utah Jazz, with the New Orleans Pelicans seeking redemption after a disappointing season debut. The frontcourt battle heats up as Yves Missi faces off against Jackson Hayes and will benefit from a matchup that plays to his strengths, while Zion could feast on a Jazz defense lacking an elite rim protector. Jeremiah Fears faces pressure to bounce back on both ends, aiming to shake off an inefficient opener and potentially thrive against Utah’s second unit. Rising Jazz guard Keontae George brings an offensive spark, and all eyes are on Darren Peterson after flashes of brilliance in his debut. Will the Pelicans’ pace and offensive connectivity outgun a Jazz squad built to score? Expect a high-scoring clash with critical defensive adjustments, especially if Herb Jones steps into the starting lineup for added stability. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. Zion Williamson looks primed for a breakout against the Utah Jazz, with the New Orleans Pelicans seeking redemption after a disappointing season debut. The frontcourt battle heats up as Yves Missi faces off against Jackson Hayes and will benefit from a matchup that plays to his strengths, while Zion could feast on a Jazz defense lacking an elite rim protector. Jeremiah Fears faces pressure to bounce back on both ends, aiming to shake off an inefficient opener and potentially thrive against Utah’s second unit. Rising Jazz guard Keontae George brings an offensive spark, and all eyes are on Darren Peterson after flashes of brilliance in his debut. Will the Pelicans’ pace and offensive connectivity outgun a Jazz squad built to score? Expect a high-scoring clash with critical defensive adjustments, especially if Herb Jones steps into the starting lineup for added stability. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. false full 10 32f22b64-cc18-4f09-af49-98be85fca520 New Orleans Pelicans NEED MORE Out Of Jeremiah Fears, Must Get Trey Murphy MORE INVOLVED Jeremiah Fears faces the spotlight as the New Orleans Pelicans look to bounce back from their first loss, with the franchise banking on his development after a shaky offensive and defensive showing. Can he regain his preseason form and solidify his role alongside stars like Dejounte Murray and Zion Williamson? Meanwhile, Trey Murphy’s limited touches raise new questions about the team’s playmaking chemistry after he was left open on key possessions.

With the offense struggling to get Murphy involved and capitalize on his spacing, the Pelicans must adjust if they hope to unlock a new level of scoring and consistency. Will Murphy take the next step toward All-Star status, and can Fears shake off a slow start to impact both ends of the court? The pressure is on for New Orleans’ young guns to make their mark and keep the team in the win column.

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]]> Fri, 23 Oct 2026 01:13:22 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/new-orleans-pelicans-need-more-out-of-jeremiah-fears-must-get-trey-murphy-more-involved-rktxtc2W Jeremiah Fears faces the spotlight as the New Orleans Pelicans look to bounce back from their first loss, with the franchise banking on his development after a shaky offensive and defensive showing. Can he regain his preseason form and solidify his role alongside stars like Dejounte Murray and Zion Williamson? Meanwhile, Trey Murphy’s limited touches raise new questions about the team’s playmaking chemistry after he was left open on key possessions.

With the offense struggling to get Murphy involved and capitalize on his spacing, the Pelicans must adjust if they hope to unlock a new level of scoring and consistency. Will Murphy take the next step toward All-Star status, and can Fears shake off a slow start to impact both ends of the court? The pressure is on for New Orleans’ young guns to make their mark and keep the team in the win column.

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]]> New Orleans Pelicans NEED MORE Out Of Jeremiah Fears, Must Get Trey Murphy MORE INVOLVED Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:08 Jeremiah Fears faces the spotlight as the New Orleans Pelicans look to bounce back from their first loss, with the franchise banking on his development after a shaky offensive and defensive showing. Can he regain his preseason form and solidify his role alongside stars like Dejounte Murray and Zion Williamson? Meanwhile, Trey Murphy’s limited touches raise new questions about the team’s playmaking chemistry after he was left open on key possessions. With the offense struggling to get Murphy involved and capitalize on his spacing, the Pelicans must adjust if they hope to unlock a new level of scoring and consistency. Will Murphy take the next step toward All-Star status, and can Fears shake off a slow start to impact both ends of the court? The pressure is on for New Orleans’ young guns to make their mark and keep the team in the win column. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. Jeremiah Fears faces the spotlight as the New Orleans Pelicans look to bounce back from their first loss, with the franchise banking on his development after a shaky offensive and defensive showing. Can he regain his preseason form and solidify his role alongside stars like Dejounte Murray and Zion Williamson? Meanwhile, Trey Murphy’s limited touches raise new questions about the team’s playmaking chemistry after he was left open on key possessions. With the offense struggling to get Murphy involved and capitalize on his spacing, the Pelicans must adjust if they hope to unlock a new level of scoring and consistency. Will Murphy take the next step toward All-Star status, and can Fears shake off a slow start to impact both ends of the court? The pressure is on for New Orleans’ young guns to make their mark and keep the team in the win column. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. false full 9 3db680f4-5de6-4b46-90e8-de9b2451eac9 What Went RIGHT, What Went WRONG For New Orleans Pelicans In Season Opening Loss The season opener for the New Orleans Pelicans against the Indiana Pacers was marked by an up-and-down performance, with issues notably arising from the starting lineup’s lack of rhythm and ball movement, partly due to early foul trouble and inefficient play from Jeremiah Fears. The offense often stalled as multiple players operated too independently, and the team struggled to generate assists. However, the bench unit provided a boost, particularly through solid contributions from Saddiq Bey, Herb Jones, and Derrick Queen, whose energetic defense and efficient offense helped steady the team at key moments. The game highlighted both areas of concern, especially on offense, and promising signs for growth as the team adjusts to new rotations and coaching.

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]]> Thu, 22 Oct 2026 20:38:04 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/what-went-right-what-went-wrong-for-new-orleans-pelicans-in-season-opening-loss-UGPLweZt The season opener for the New Orleans Pelicans against the Indiana Pacers was marked by an up-and-down performance, with issues notably arising from the starting lineup’s lack of rhythm and ball movement, partly due to early foul trouble and inefficient play from Jeremiah Fears. The offense often stalled as multiple players operated too independently, and the team struggled to generate assists. However, the bench unit provided a boost, particularly through solid contributions from Saddiq Bey, Herb Jones, and Derrick Queen, whose energetic defense and efficient offense helped steady the team at key moments. The game highlighted both areas of concern, especially on offense, and promising signs for growth as the team adjusts to new rotations and coaching.

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]]> What Went RIGHT, What Went WRONG For New Orleans Pelicans In Season Opening Loss Locked on Podcast Network 00:06:08 The season opener for the New Orleans Pelicans against the Indiana Pacers was marked by an up-and-down performance, with issues notably arising from the starting lineup’s lack of rhythm and ball movement, partly due to early foul trouble and inefficient play from Jeremiah Fears. The offense often stalled as multiple players operated too independently, and the team struggled to generate assists. However, the bench unit provided a boost, particularly through solid contributions from Saddiq Bey, Herb Jones, and Derrick Queen, whose energetic defense and efficient offense helped steady the team at key moments. The game highlighted both areas of concern, especially on offense, and promising signs for growth as the team adjusts to new rotations and coaching. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. The season opener for the New Orleans Pelicans against the Indiana Pacers was marked by an up-and-down performance, with issues notably arising from the starting lineup’s lack of rhythm and ball movement, partly due to early foul trouble and inefficient play from Jeremiah Fears. The offense often stalled as multiple players operated too independently, and the team struggled to generate assists. However, the bench unit provided a boost, particularly through solid contributions from Saddiq Bey, Herb Jones, and Derrick Queen, whose energetic defense and efficient offense helped steady the team at key moments. The game highlighted both areas of concern, especially on offense, and promising signs for growth as the team adjusts to new rotations and coaching. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. false full 8 c7684e57-4d3e-45a7-b025-d67521d59af1 INITIAL THOUGHTS: New Orleans Pelicans Drop Jamahl Mosley Debut, But Plenty To Like So Far The New Orleans Pelicans opened their NBA season with a hard-fought 123-120 loss to the Indiana Pacers, highlighting both promising flashes and areas for improvement. Zion Williamson showcased his expanding offensive game, including a bold three-point attempt at the buzzer, while Yves Misi emerged as a defensive anchor with 13 points, 14 rebounds, and 3 blocks against strong competition in the paint.

Key moments included Jeremiah Fears’ early foul trouble and the Pelicans’ impressive 34-of-37 mark from the free throw line. The game underscored the team’s desire to move beyond being competitive and cement themselves as a legitimate NBA play-in contender. With Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal Siakam powering a revamped Pacers team, can the Pelicans build on this performance and take the next step this season?


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]]> Thu, 22 Oct 2026 04:54:41 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/initial-thoughts-new-orleans-pelicans-drop-jamahl-mosley-debut-but-plenty-to-like-so-far-jXXOEbba The New Orleans Pelicans opened their NBA season with a hard-fought 123-120 loss to the Indiana Pacers, highlighting both promising flashes and areas for improvement. Zion Williamson showcased his expanding offensive game, including a bold three-point attempt at the buzzer, while Yves Misi emerged as a defensive anchor with 13 points, 14 rebounds, and 3 blocks against strong competition in the paint.

Key moments included Jeremiah Fears’ early foul trouble and the Pelicans’ impressive 34-of-37 mark from the free throw line. The game underscored the team’s desire to move beyond being competitive and cement themselves as a legitimate NBA play-in contender. With Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal Siakam powering a revamped Pacers team, can the Pelicans build on this performance and take the next step this season?


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]]> INITIAL THOUGHTS: New Orleans Pelicans Drop Jamahl Mosley Debut, But Plenty To Like So Far Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:32 The New Orleans Pelicans opened their NBA season with a hard-fought 123-120 loss to the Indiana Pacers, highlighting both promising flashes and areas for improvement. Zion Williamson showcased his expanding offensive game, including a bold three-point attempt at the buzzer, while Yves Misi emerged as a defensive anchor with 13 points, 14 rebounds, and 3 blocks against strong competition in the paint. Key moments included Jeremiah Fears’ early foul trouble and the Pelicans’ impressive 34-of-37 mark from the free throw line. The game underscored the team’s desire to move beyond being competitive and cement themselves as a legitimate NBA play-in contender. With Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal Siakam powering a revamped Pacers team, can the Pelicans build on this performance and take the next step this season? The New Orleans Pelicans opened their NBA season with a hard-fought 123-120 loss to the Indiana Pacers, highlighting both promising flashes and areas for improvement. Zion Williamson showcased his expanding offensive game, including a bold three-point attempt at the buzzer, while Yves Misi emerged as a defensive anchor with 13 points, 14 rebounds, and 3 blocks against strong competition in the paint. Key moments included Jeremiah Fears’ early foul trouble and the Pelicans’ impressive 34-of-37 mark from the free throw line. The game underscored the team’s desire to move beyond being competitive and cement themselves as a legitimate NBA play-in contender. With Tyrese Halliburton and Pascal Siakam powering a revamped Pacers team, can the Pelicans build on this performance and take the next step this season? false full 7 d70a488e-691c-4310-8498-ebf3d65566bf GAME PREVIEW: New Orleans Pelicans BEGIN JAMAHL MOSLEY ERA On Wednesday Night Against Indiana Pacers The New Orleans Pelicans open their NBA season at full strength for the first time since 2018, setting the stage for a high-stakes clash with the Indiana Pacers. All eyes are on Dejounte Murray, Zion Williamson, and potential starting lineups as the Jamahl Mosley era begins, with key decisions around rotations and offensive identity poised to define the early season narrative.

With Tyrese Haliburton returning from injury for the Pacers and notable absences like Aaron Nesmith and TJ McConnell, the matchup promises fast-paced basketball, defensive intensity, and urgent questions about offensive rhythm. Will New Orleans find the efficient, connected offense they’ve been seeking, or will familiar struggles resurface? The answer could shape the season’s trajectory from the very first tip-off.

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]]> Wed, 21 Oct 2026 18:43:26 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/game-preview-new-orleans-pelicans-begin-jamahl-mosley-era-on-wednesday-night-against-indiana-pacers-ZJPMEG5h The New Orleans Pelicans open their NBA season at full strength for the first time since 2018, setting the stage for a high-stakes clash with the Indiana Pacers. All eyes are on Dejounte Murray, Zion Williamson, and potential starting lineups as the Jamahl Mosley era begins, with key decisions around rotations and offensive identity poised to define the early season narrative.

With Tyrese Haliburton returning from injury for the Pacers and notable absences like Aaron Nesmith and TJ McConnell, the matchup promises fast-paced basketball, defensive intensity, and urgent questions about offensive rhythm. Will New Orleans find the efficient, connected offense they’ve been seeking, or will familiar struggles resurface? The answer could shape the season’s trajectory from the very first tip-off.

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]]> GAME PREVIEW: New Orleans Pelicans BEGIN JAMAHL MOSLEY ERA On Wednesday Night Against Indiana Pacers Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:10 The New Orleans Pelicans open their NBA season at full strength for the first time since 2018, setting the stage for a high-stakes clash with the Indiana Pacers. All eyes are on Dejounte Murray, Zion Williamson, and potential starting lineups as the Jamahl Mosley era begins, with key decisions around rotations and offensive identity poised to define the early season narrative. With Tyrese Haliburton returning from injury for the Pacers and notable absences like Aaron Nesmith and TJ McConnell, the matchup promises fast-paced basketball, defensive intensity, and urgent questions about offensive rhythm. Will New Orleans find the efficient, connected offense they’ve been seeking, or will familiar struggles resurface? The answer could shape the season’s trajectory from the very first tip-off. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. The New Orleans Pelicans open their NBA season at full strength for the first time since 2018, setting the stage for a high-stakes clash with the Indiana Pacers. All eyes are on Dejounte Murray, Zion Williamson, and potential starting lineups as the Jamahl Mosley era begins, with key decisions around rotations and offensive identity poised to define the early season narrative. With Tyrese Haliburton returning from injury for the Pacers and notable absences like Aaron Nesmith and TJ McConnell, the matchup promises fast-paced basketball, defensive intensity, and urgent questions about offensive rhythm. Will New Orleans find the efficient, connected offense they’ve been seeking, or will familiar struggles resurface? The answer could shape the season’s trajectory from the very first tip-off. Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. false full 6 55039eea-2ea4-4719-979f-b819d2ee8671 SUPERLATIVES: Predicting New Orleans Pelicans Team MVP, DPOY, MIP and Biggest Surprise Zion Williamson enters the New Orleans Pelicans’ season as a clear favorite for team MVP, aiming to pair increased maturity and improved health with expanded offensive and defensive impact. Can Zion’s growth finally match the expectations of Pelicans fans, or will young talents like Trey Murphy and Jeremiah Fears challenge him for the spotlight?

Yves Missi is pegged as a breakout defensive player, showcasing elite rim protection and rebounding potential, while Jeremiah Fears is predicted to make major strides as a second-year guard—including from beyond the arc. Derik Queen is primed to surprise after flying under the radar in the preseason, with on-court productivity and a high ceiling raising excitement about his future. Which player will emerge as the Pelicans’ most significant difference-maker as the NBA season tips off?

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]]> Wed, 21 Oct 2026 01:23:14 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/superlatives-predicting-new-orleans-pelicans-team-mvp-dpoy-mip-and-biggest-surprise-OVO2ne6R Zion Williamson enters the New Orleans Pelicans’ season as a clear favorite for team MVP, aiming to pair increased maturity and improved health with expanded offensive and defensive impact. Can Zion’s growth finally match the expectations of Pelicans fans, or will young talents like Trey Murphy and Jeremiah Fears challenge him for the spotlight?

Yves Missi is pegged as a breakout defensive player, showcasing elite rim protection and rebounding potential, while Jeremiah Fears is predicted to make major strides as a second-year guard—including from beyond the arc. Derik Queen is primed to surprise after flying under the radar in the preseason, with on-court productivity and a high ceiling raising excitement about his future. Which player will emerge as the Pelicans’ most significant difference-maker as the NBA season tips off?

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]]> SUPERLATIVES: Predicting New Orleans Pelicans Team MVP, DPOY, MIP and Biggest Surprise Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:29 Zion Williamson enters the New Orleans Pelicans’ season as a clear favorite for team MVP, aiming to pair increased maturity and improved health with expanded offensive and defensive impact. Can Zion’s growth finally match the expectations of Pelicans fans, or will young talents like Trey Murphy and Jeremiah Fears challenge him for the spotlight? Yves Missi is pegged as a breakout defensive player, showcasing elite rim protection and rebounding potential, while Jeremiah Fears is predicted to make major strides as a second-year guard—including from beyond the arc. Derik Queen is primed to surprise after flying under the radar in the preseason, with on-court productivity and a high ceiling raising excitement about his future. Which player will emerge as the Pelicans’ most significant difference-maker as the NBA season tips off? Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. Zion Williamson enters the New Orleans Pelicans’ season as a clear favorite for team MVP, aiming to pair increased maturity and improved health with expanded offensive and defensive impact. Can Zion’s growth finally match the expectations of Pelicans fans, or will young talents like Trey Murphy and Jeremiah Fears challenge him for the spotlight? Yves Missi is pegged as a breakout defensive player, showcasing elite rim protection and rebounding potential, while Jeremiah Fears is predicted to make major strides as a second-year guard—including from beyond the arc. Derik Queen is primed to surprise after flying under the radar in the preseason, with on-court productivity and a high ceiling raising excitement about his future. Which player will emerge as the Pelicans’ most significant difference-maker as the NBA season tips off? Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. false full 5 702b4ae0-874d-47e5-a3c2-735747ca685b SEASON PREDICTIONS: Zion Williamson, Trey Murphy COULD BREAK New Orleans Pelicans All-Star Drought The New Orleans Pelicans kick off their NBA season with bold expectations as Zion Williamson aims to anchor the team following an impressive 35-game streak and newfound maturity. With Williamson striving to expand his offensive arsenal beyond the rim, the Pelicans’ hopes for their first All-Star since 2022-23 ride high, and Trey Murphy’s sharp shooting and strong stat line from last year make him another prime All-Star contender.

Jeremiah Fears has emerged as a potential breakout 3-point shooter, impressing in the preseason and poised to become the Pelicans’ second-best threat from deep. With increased defensive responsibilities for Murphy, key offseason improvements from Fears, and lineup changes impacting Saddiq Bey’s role, the Pelicans look to improve their playoff chances. Can New Orleans find their next All-Star and develop into an elite three-point shooting team this season?

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]]> Tue, 20 Oct 2026 20:50:40 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/season-predictions-zion-williamson-trey-murphy-could-break-new-orleans-pelicans-all-star-drought-grO5o4Q7 The New Orleans Pelicans kick off their NBA season with bold expectations as Zion Williamson aims to anchor the team following an impressive 35-game streak and newfound maturity. With Williamson striving to expand his offensive arsenal beyond the rim, the Pelicans’ hopes for their first All-Star since 2022-23 ride high, and Trey Murphy’s sharp shooting and strong stat line from last year make him another prime All-Star contender.

Jeremiah Fears has emerged as a potential breakout 3-point shooter, impressing in the preseason and poised to become the Pelicans’ second-best threat from deep. With increased defensive responsibilities for Murphy, key offseason improvements from Fears, and lineup changes impacting Saddiq Bey’s role, the Pelicans look to improve their playoff chances. Can New Orleans find their next All-Star and develop into an elite three-point shooting team this season?

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]]> SEASON PREDICTIONS: Zion Williamson, Trey Murphy COULD BREAK New Orleans Pelicans All-Star Drought Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:37 The New Orleans Pelicans kick off their NBA season with bold expectations as Zion Williamson aims to anchor the team following an impressive 35-game streak and newfound maturity. With Williamson striving to expand his offensive arsenal beyond the rim, the Pelicans’ hopes for their first All-Star since 2022-23 ride high, and Trey Murphy’s sharp shooting and strong stat line from last year make him another prime All-Star contender. Jeremiah Fears has emerged as a potential breakout 3-point shooter, impressing in the preseason and poised to become the Pelicans’ second-best threat from deep. With increased defensive responsibilities for Murphy, key offseason improvements from Fears, and lineup changes impacting Saddiq Bey’s role, the Pelicans look to improve their playoff chances. Can New Orleans find their next All-Star and develop into an elite three-point shooting team this season? Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. The New Orleans Pelicans kick off their NBA season with bold expectations as Zion Williamson aims to anchor the team following an impressive 35-game streak and newfound maturity. With Williamson striving to expand his offensive arsenal beyond the rim, the Pelicans’ hopes for their first All-Star since 2022-23 ride high, and Trey Murphy’s sharp shooting and strong stat line from last year make him another prime All-Star contender. Jeremiah Fears has emerged as a potential breakout 3-point shooter, impressing in the preseason and poised to become the Pelicans’ second-best threat from deep. With increased defensive responsibilities for Murphy, key offseason improvements from Fears, and lineup changes impacting Saddiq Bey’s role, the Pelicans look to improve their playoff chances. Can New Orleans find their next All-Star and develop into an elite three-point shooting team this season? Support us by supporting our sponsors! Kalshi Today's hit is sponsored by Kalshi. Download Kalshi and use code HIT to get $25 when you trade $25. 18+ only. Restrictions and eligibility requirements apply. Event contract trading involves risk and may not be suitable for all investors. Kalshi products are not available in all jurisdictions. Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned. For more information see kalshi.com/regulatory. false full 4 f48249b8-2b6d-4b32-bfb1-76e9ed06966b PREDICTING The New Orleans Pelicans STARTING LINEUP For Opening Night Against Indiana Pacers The New Orleans Pelicans approach opening night with intrigue around their starting lineup, as Dejounte Murray, Herb Jones, Trey Murphy, Zion Williamson, and Yves Missi are top candidates. Questions swirl around Herb Jones’ role at the 2-guard spot, while standout guard Jeremiah Fears is pushing for increased minutes after a strong preseason. Will the Pelicans trust the veteran lineup, or is a shake-up featuring Fears and Murray in the backcourt on the horizon?

Pelicans fans are eager to see Zion Williamson's physical evolution, Trey Murphy’s offensive workload, and the defensive impact of Yves Misi, whom Jamal Mosley has publicly challenged for Defensive Player of the Year honors. With a potential youth movement led by Fears and strategic rotations at center featuring Derik Queen and Karlo Matkovic, New Orleans faces critical decisions that could define their 2024 NBA season.


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]]> Tue, 20 Oct 2026 00:48:49 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/predicting-the-new-orleans-pelicans-starting-lineup-for-opening-night-against-indiana-pacers-I_WqYziG The New Orleans Pelicans approach opening night with intrigue around their starting lineup, as Dejounte Murray, Herb Jones, Trey Murphy, Zion Williamson, and Yves Missi are top candidates. Questions swirl around Herb Jones’ role at the 2-guard spot, while standout guard Jeremiah Fears is pushing for increased minutes after a strong preseason. Will the Pelicans trust the veteran lineup, or is a shake-up featuring Fears and Murray in the backcourt on the horizon?

Pelicans fans are eager to see Zion Williamson's physical evolution, Trey Murphy’s offensive workload, and the defensive impact of Yves Misi, whom Jamal Mosley has publicly challenged for Defensive Player of the Year honors. With a potential youth movement led by Fears and strategic rotations at center featuring Derik Queen and Karlo Matkovic, New Orleans faces critical decisions that could define their 2024 NBA season.


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]]> PREDICTING The New Orleans Pelicans STARTING LINEUP For Opening Night Against Indiana Pacers Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:36 The New Orleans Pelicans approach opening night with intrigue around their starting lineup, as Dejounte Murray, Herb Jones, Trey Murphy, Zion Williamson, and Yves Misi are top candidates. Questions swirl around Herb Jones’ role at the 2-guard spot, while standout guard Jeremiah Fears is pushing for increased minutes after a strong preseason. Will the Pelicans trust the veteran lineup, or is a shake-up featuring Fears and Murray in the backcourt on the horizon? Pelicans fans are eager to see Zion Williamson's physical evolution, Trey Murphy’s offensive workload, and the defensive impact of Yves Missi, whom Jamal Mosley has publicly challenged for Defensive Player of the Year honors. With a potential youth movement led by Fears and strategic rotations at center featuring Derik Queen and Karlo Matkovic, New Orleans faces critical decisions that could define their 2024 NBA season. The New Orleans Pelicans approach opening night with intrigue around their starting lineup, as Dejounte Murray, Herb Jones, Trey Murphy, Zion Williamson, and Yves Misi are top candidates. Questions swirl around Herb Jones’ role at the 2-guard spot, while standout guard Jeremiah Fears is pushing for increased minutes after a strong preseason. Will the Pelicans trust the veteran lineup, or is a shake-up featuring Fears and Murray in the backcourt on the horizon? Pelicans fans are eager to see Zion Williamson's physical evolution, Trey Murphy’s offensive workload, and the defensive impact of Yves Missi, whom Jamal Mosley has publicly challenged for Defensive Player of the Year honors. With a potential youth movement led by Fears and strategic rotations at center featuring Derik Queen and Karlo Matkovic, New Orleans faces critical decisions that could define their 2024 NBA season. false full 3 06569f4b-1331-47ad-a315-2d1545f096b3 STATE OF THE TEAM: Where Does New Orleans Pelicans Defense, Offense Stand After Preseason Defense takes center stage as the New Orleans Pelicans wrap up preseason action, showing significant improvement under Jamahl Mosley. Key statistics highlight the transformation—second in steals, fourth in defensive rating, and efficient hustle play—raising expectations for the regular season opener against the Indiana Pacers. The emphasis on effort, buy-in, and communication has resulted in a team ready to disrupt opponents and capitalize on turnovers.

Yet, questions linger about the Pelicans’ offense, still hampered by last year’s struggles with shooting, spacing, and assist rate. With players like Zion Williamson, Jordan Poole, Jeremiah Fears, and Saddiq Bey showing flashes, can the Pelicans finally turn defense into consistent offense? Will the starting lineup adjustments unlock new potential as regular season basketball returns? Find out what the numbers, roster decisions, and preseason observations mean for New Orleans’ playoff hopes and opening night ambitions.


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]]> Mon, 19 Oct 2026 20:44:12 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/state-of-the-team-where-does-new-orleans-pelicans-defense-offense-stand-after-preseason-URDQJN7a Defense takes center stage as the New Orleans Pelicans wrap up preseason action, showing significant improvement under Jamahl Mosley. Key statistics highlight the transformation—second in steals, fourth in defensive rating, and efficient hustle play—raising expectations for the regular season opener against the Indiana Pacers. The emphasis on effort, buy-in, and communication has resulted in a team ready to disrupt opponents and capitalize on turnovers.

Yet, questions linger about the Pelicans’ offense, still hampered by last year’s struggles with shooting, spacing, and assist rate. With players like Zion Williamson, Jordan Poole, Jeremiah Fears, and Saddiq Bey showing flashes, can the Pelicans finally turn defense into consistent offense? Will the starting lineup adjustments unlock new potential as regular season basketball returns? Find out what the numbers, roster decisions, and preseason observations mean for New Orleans’ playoff hopes and opening night ambitions.


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]]> STATE OF THE TEAM: Where Does New Orleans Pelicans Defense, Offense Stand After Preseason Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:46 Defense takes center stage as the New Orleans Pelicans wrap up preseason action, showing significant improvement under Jamahl Mosley. Key statistics highlight the transformation—second in steals, fourth in defensive rating, and efficient hustle play—raising expectations for the regular season opener against the Indiana Pacers. The emphasis on effort, buy-in, and communication has resulted in a team ready to disrupt opponents and capitalize on turnovers. Yet, questions linger about the Pelicans’ offense, still hampered by last year’s struggles with shooting, spacing, and assist rate. With players like Zion Williamson, Jordan Poole, Jeremiah Fears, and Saddiq Bey showing flashes, can the Pelicans finally turn defense into consistent offense? Will the starting lineup adjustments unlock new potential as regular season basketball returns? Find out what the numbers, roster decisions, and preseason observations mean for New Orleans’ playoff hopes and opening night ambitions. Defense takes center stage as the New Orleans Pelicans wrap up preseason action, showing significant improvement under Jamahl Mosley. Key statistics highlight the transformation—second in steals, fourth in defensive rating, and efficient hustle play—raising expectations for the regular season opener against the Indiana Pacers. The emphasis on effort, buy-in, and communication has resulted in a team ready to disrupt opponents and capitalize on turnovers. Yet, questions linger about the Pelicans’ offense, still hampered by last year’s struggles with shooting, spacing, and assist rate. With players like Zion Williamson, Jordan Poole, Jeremiah Fears, and Saddiq Bey showing flashes, can the Pelicans finally turn defense into consistent offense? Will the starting lineup adjustments unlock new potential as regular season basketball returns? Find out what the numbers, roster decisions, and preseason observations mean for New Orleans’ playoff hopes and opening night ambitions. false full 2 90c555f5-3e2a-4806-858c-16cea623d8b2 Year Two GOALS For New Orleans Pelicans Sophomore STARS Jeremiah Fears, Derik Queen Jeremiah Fears and Derik Queen are poised to play pivotal roles in the New Orleans Pelicans' evolving lineup as they enter a season balancing player development with playoff ambitions. The spotlight is on Fears, who turns 20 and looks to translate his scoring flair and improved team play into more minutes, with hopes of reclaiming a spot in the starting lineup after facing early challenges and working on his game.

Derik Queen’s unique skillset generates debate—could he become a game-changing big man or is he stuck behind Zion Williamson due to fit and spacing concerns? The discussion explored Queen’s versatility between the 4 and 5, the need for enhanced defense, and how both sophomores fit into Jamahl Mosley’s system as the Pelicans look for long-term contributors amid a competitive Western Conference. Can these young first-round picks lift New Orleans closer to NBA playoff contention?


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]]> Wed, 14 Oct 2026 20:38:46 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/year-two-goals-for-new-orleans-pelicans-sophomore-stars-jeremiah-fears-derik-queen-Gpe1ot4e Jeremiah Fears and Derik Queen are poised to play pivotal roles in the New Orleans Pelicans' evolving lineup as they enter a season balancing player development with playoff ambitions. The spotlight is on Fears, who turns 20 and looks to translate his scoring flair and improved team play into more minutes, with hopes of reclaiming a spot in the starting lineup after facing early challenges and working on his game.

Derik Queen’s unique skillset generates debate—could he become a game-changing big man or is he stuck behind Zion Williamson due to fit and spacing concerns? The discussion explored Queen’s versatility between the 4 and 5, the need for enhanced defense, and how both sophomores fit into Jamahl Mosley’s system as the Pelicans look for long-term contributors amid a competitive Western Conference. Can these young first-round picks lift New Orleans closer to NBA playoff contention?


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]]> Year Two GOALS For New Orleans Pelicans Sophomore STARS Jeremiah Fears, Derik Queen Locked on Podcast Network 00:05:55 Jeremiah Fears and Derik Queen are poised to play pivotal roles in the New Orleans Pelicans' evolving lineup as they enter a season balancing player development with playoff ambitions. The spotlight is on Fears, who turns 20 and looks to translate his scoring flair and improved team play into more minutes, with hopes of reclaiming a spot in the starting lineup after facing early challenges and working on his game. Derik Queen’s unique skillset generates debate—could he become a game-changing big man or is he stuck behind Zion Williamson due to fit and spacing concerns? The discussion explored Queen’s versatility between the 4 and 5, the need for enhanced defense, and how both sophomores fit into Jamahl Mosley’s system as the Pelicans look for long-term contributors amid a competitive Western Conference. Can these young first-round picks lift New Orleans closer to NBA playoff contention? Jeremiah Fears and Derik Queen are poised to play pivotal roles in the New Orleans Pelicans' evolving lineup as they enter a season balancing player development with playoff ambitions. The spotlight is on Fears, who turns 20 and looks to translate his scoring flair and improved team play into more minutes, with hopes of reclaiming a spot in the starting lineup after facing early challenges and working on his game. Derik Queen’s unique skillset generates debate—could he become a game-changing big man or is he stuck behind Zion Williamson due to fit and spacing concerns? The discussion explored Queen’s versatility between the 4 and 5, the need for enhanced defense, and how both sophomores fit into Jamahl Mosley’s system as the Pelicans look for long-term contributors amid a competitive Western Conference. Can these young first-round picks lift New Orleans closer to NBA playoff contention? false full 1 cb127ddb-9650-4887-a579-c745a4f01436 Locked On Pelicans Hit Coming Soon Your daily hit of New Orleans Pelicans covering news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day.


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]]> Mon, 28 Sep 2026 18:56:36 +0000 Lockedonpodcasts@gmail.com (Locked on Podcast Network) https://locked-on-pelicans-hit-quick-takes-on-the-new-orleans-peli.simplecast.com/episodes/locked-on-pelicans-hit-coming-soon-IyQW3DrA Your daily hit of New Orleans Pelicans covering news, trade rumors, game reactions, and sharp takes on everything happening with your team, all in five minutes or less. Done before your coffee is. New hits drop throughout the day, every day, all year long. Your Team. Every Day.


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