Pelicans forward Brandon Ingram is struggling in the playoffs due to a knee injury, expressing dissatisfaction with his performances while acknowledging the team's deficit in the series against the Thunder.

By the Numbers
  • The Pelicans are averaging 17.7 turnovers per game, the highest among playoff teams.
  • In Game 3, they committed 21 turnovers in a 106-85 loss to the Thunder.
Yes, But

The Pelicans' turnovers and shooting struggles are hindering their ability to generate scoring opportunities, contributing to their playoff woes.

State of Play
  • Larry Nance Jr. replaced Jonas Valanciunas at center in Game 3, reflecting the team's need for adjustments.
  • Despite a historical sweep possibility, coach Rod Walker believes a miraculous comeback is unlikely for the Pelicans this season.
What's Next

Zion Williamson remains sidelined with a hamstring strain for Game 4, impacting the Pelicans' chances of turning the series around.

Bottom Line

The Pelicans face challenges with injuries, turnovers, and poor shooting, making a series comeback against the Thunder a daunting task, especially without Zion Williamson's immediate return.