New Orleans Pelicans Shake Up Front Office: David Griffin Out After Playoff Miss
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The New Orleans Pelicans have fired their executive vice president of basketball operations, David Griffin, following a disappointing 61-loss season and missing the playoffs. Owner Gayle Benson announced the decision, expressing a need for a fresh approach to the team's management. The Pelicans are reportedly considering Joe Dumars, a former NBA executive, as a potential replacement. Griffin, who joined the Pelicans in 2019, led the team to two playoff appearances but struggled with player injuries, notably with Zion Williamson.
Key Points
David Griffin was fired as the executive vice president of basketball operations for the New Orleans Pelicans after a 61-loss season.
The decision was announced by Pelicans owner Gayle Benson, who seeks a new approach to the team's management.
Joe Dumars, a former NBA executive, is reportedly a candidate to replace Griffin.
Griffin's tenure included two playoff appearances but was marred by frequent injuries to key player Zion Williamson.
The future of head coach Willie Green, hired by Griffin, remains uncertain.
