The New Orleans Pelicans release an injury update for Zion Williamson heading into Monday's game with the Utah Jazz.

Williamson had 22 points and a memorable dunk in a loss to Minnesota, bringing much-needed hope to New Orleans. How long will it last?

The New Orleans Pelicans welcomed Zion Williamson back to the court Tuesday night against the Minnesota Timberwolves. Despite the star's return, Minnesota won its second game in as many nights, defeating the Pelicans 104-97.

Pelicans start Zion Williamson adressed trade rumors following his return to action after two months on the shelf.

Every single Knicks fan should be able to agree that, in retrospect, walking away from the 2019 draft lottery with the No. 3 pick was a blessing in disguise. RJ Barrett never quite lived up to expectations in New York, but he played in far more games in a Knicks uniform than Zion did with the Pelicans before he was traded to Toronto.

The theory of Zion Williamson is tantalizing. Once described by the great Shea Serrano as "a rhino who learned how to fly," the forward is a rare mixture of speed, power, touch (on his left hand, anyway) and spring-heeled elevation. At his best, Williamson can be the on-court offensive fulcrum and facilitate winning.

Zion Williamson made a statement amid Stephen A. Smith claiming the All-Star had interest in the Lakers and Knicks