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Recapping Rookies' 2025-26 Season | Pelicans Podcast
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Recapping Rookies' 2025-26 Season | Pelicans Podcast
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On this episode of the Pelicans Podcast (June 16, 2026), Andrew Lopez joins Jim Eichenhofer and Gus Kattengell to break down the 2025-26 campaigns of New Orleans' rookie class. They discuss Jeremiah Fears' development as a lead guard, Derik Queen's impact and upside in the frontcourt, and Micah Peavy's contributions on both ends of the floor as they analyze what each young player showed during their first NBA season.
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