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Another plea to bring NBA Pelicans to St. Louis

Another plea to bring NBA Pelicans to St. Louis

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Zion Williamson, striker of New Orleans Pelicans, was the first choice of the NBA design 2019 and did not meet expectations.

He was outside of the form, injured and overall a downer after entering the league at Duke after an outstanding season.

Williamson scored an average of 24.6 points, 7.2 rebounds, 5.3 assists and shot over 53% last season. But he only played in 30 out of 82 games and played only 214 out of 403 regular season games during his career.

The pelicans were most recently on the NBA Southwest Conference and ended 13 games behind the San Antonio Spurs. New Orleans ended a dark 21-61 in the NBA Western Conference, 14TH Among 15 teams, with only Utah closes a worse balance.

At 16,185 fans per game, the pelicans ended 25TH Under 30 NBA franchise companies. The NBA visitor average was 18,147, with the Chicago Bulls being the way at 20.138.

Williamson is difficult, the number of visitors is among the lowest NBAs, and the team is not lucky and the first selection of the draft (it had a chance of 12.5%). In fact, the pelicans somehow had the seventh choice.

Dallas (mysterious way?) Conficted the 1.8% chances and won the first choice. The Mavericks choose Cooper Flag from Duke.

It looks bad for the pelicans. For this reason, the time for St. Louis is to buy the team and move to the Enterprise Center.

Richard Chaifetz, a Slu graduate and multi-billionaire who lives in Chicago, said: “I would like to be involved” to bring an NBA franchise to St. Louis.

Betmgm lists St. Louis as the fourth largest market without NBA team. However, there are several cities ahead of us when it comes to expansion, especially in Las Vegas and Seattle.

The route he can take is the same that brought the Los Angeles Rams to St. Louis – albeit with a better offer.

David Steward, founder and chairman of the World Wide Technology, is listed on the list of billionaires in the world in 213th place on the 2025 Forbes list. According to Forbes, Steward's net assets are 11.4 billion US dollars.

He recently returned from a minority property to the St. Lous Blues and although he is great, I have no idea whether he likes basketball at all.

The developer Bob Clark, who campaigned for the mayor -rasse in St. Louis due to his concerns about the city center and the regional economic development, on the list of Forbes with a net assets of 2.9 billion US dollars. He was able to put part of his money where his mouth helps to buy the pelicans.

Another local, Jim McKelvey, occupied this year's list with net wealth of 1.8 billion US dollars on the 1,764. Place. I just say. '

To buy the pelicans, the team must first be offered for sale. Who does it belong?

Gayle Benson is the majority shareholder of the voice in the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans. She inherited both after her husband Tom Benson died.

Do you think the name Georgia Frontiere thinks?

According to CNBC, the pelicans have a value of 3.3 billion US dollars, which is 28TH of 30 NBA teams. The Boston Celtics recently sold for almost 6 billion US dollars. Make Math, St. Louis.

Let us make Ms. Benson an offer that you do not reject and the pelicans can fly north to St. Louis to the Mississippi.

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