Overview
- David Griffin, executive vice president of basketball operations, was fired after six seasons with the New Orleans Pelicans.
- The Pelicans suffered their second-worst record in franchise history this season, finishing 21-61, heavily impacted by injuries to key players like Zion Williamson and Dejounte Murray.
- Owner Gayle Benson emphasized the need for a fresh front office approach to build a culture of sustainable success and pursue an NBA Championship.
- The future of head coach Willie Green and star player Zion Williamson remains uncertain as the organization begins its rebuilding process.
- Griffin's tenure included notable moves like drafting Williamson and trading Anthony Davis, but the team only made two playoff appearances with no series wins.