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David Griffin — Zion Williamson starting — not finishing — quarters part of Pelicans’ plan – ESPN
The Pelicans’ plan for Zion Williamson is determined prior to games, Pelicans executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin said Friday. And his time will remain limited for now after Williamson was away from camp for 13 days.
The way the New Orleans Pelicans handled the minutes of rookie forward Zion Williamson was seemingly the talk of the NBA on Thursday night as the league returned to play in Lake Buena Vista, Florida.
On Friday, Pelicans executive vice president of basketball operations David Griffin spoke to reporters to try to clear up the situation — including why Williamson played only at the beginning of quarters and wasn’t on the floor as the Utah Jazz took the lead in the fourth and ultimately handed New…
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