Pelicans executive Joe Dumars confirmed that the team has no plans to trade Zion Williamson this offseason. The organization is looking forward to his return and performance next year.
It's fair, then, to wonder if the Pelicans might trade Williamson this offseason. According to Pelicans executive vice president Joe Dumars, though, that is not the plan. "Listen, we have no intentions of doing that," Dumars told reporters Tuesday. "We're going into the offseason looking forward to Zion coming back next year and playing great again next year."
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Joe Dumars stated that the Pelicans have no intentions of trading Zion Williamson and are looking forward to his return next season.
Rumors about Zion Williamson being traded have circulated due to speculation about the Pelicans' offseason plans, but Dumars has clarified that trading him is not in their plans.
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