The New Orleans Pelicans made a major move this week, firing Executive Vice President David Griffin. According to ESPN, the team chose to “move in a new direction after continued playoff ...

At least not yet. The franchise announced Monday, the day after the conclusion of the 2024-25 campaign, that it was firing David Griffin from his role as executive vice president of basketball ...

The New Orleans Pelicans fired head of basketball operations David Griffin on Monday, the team confirmed. Team governor Gayle Benson announced the news in a statement, saying it was time for a ...

Drafting Zion Williamson proved to be a career-killer for David Griffin. The Pelicans fired Griffin, their executive vice president of basketball operations, on Monday after the franchise missed ...

The New Orleans Pelicans have made the decision to relieve David Griffin of his duties as executive vice president of basketball operations, the team announced on Monday morning. “After ...

David Griffin called his shot last April. In about three weeks, it’ll be exactly one year since the Pelicans’ executive vice president of basketball operations declared that leaning on ...

NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Pelicans fired basketball operations chief David Griffin on Monday, ending a six-year chapter during which the club drafted former Duke superstar Zion Williamson ...

The New Orleans Pelicans have fired Executive Vice President of Basketball Operations David Griffin, the organization announced on Monday. Here’s an excerpt from Pelicans Governor Gayle Benson ...

Per an official team announcement, the New Orleans Pelicans have "parted ways" with executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin. Pelicans governor Gayle Benson called Griffin's ...

The Pelicans fired executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin, the team announced Monday. "After considerable thought and evaluation, I have decided to relieve David Griffin ...

The New Orleans Pelicans fired executive vice president David Griffin on Monday after the team missed the playoffs four times in the six years while he was in charge. Willie Green will remain ...

The Pelicans won 30, 31, 36, 49 and 42 games in Griffin’s first five years before bottoming out this season, cycling through three coaches along the way. Griffin previously worked for the ...