Zion Williamson is getting closer to returning to the New Orleans Pelicans. Williamson, who has missed more than two months because of a strained left hamstring, is listed as questionable for New Orleans' home game against the Minnesota Timberwolves on Tuesday night.

Two big differences between then and now is the Philadelphia 76ers have played their way out of the top five, going 10-5 since Dec. 2 as they’ve gotten healthier, and the New Orleans Pelicans have closed the gap on the Wizards at the top, er… bottom?

Ranking the Pelicans roster, from the guys who aren't going anywhere to the ones who could be moved to save money.

The New Orleans Pelicans have been waiting for Zion Williamson to return, and it sounds like he may be inching closer to playing.

An NBA analyst recently named two teams who he believes would be the best fit for Zion Williamson if the New Orleans Pelicans decide to trade him.

The New Orleans Pelicans continue to stack losses. Now 5-29 on the season, it feels like a lost cause. There is so much talent on paper — this was a 49-win team a year ago — but the Pelicans just can't seem to build the necessary continuity with injuries so rampant.

There have been rumors that the Pelicans may be looking to trade Zion Williamson, but it's unlikely that they'll happen.