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Marc Spears of ESPN's "The Undefeated," joins the show from inside the bubble to talk about the return of the NBA, life inside Disney, and more.

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Marc Spears on the New Orleans Pelicans podcast presented by SeatGeek - July 17, 2020

Hear Todd Graffagnini sit down with Marc Spears of ESPN's "The Undefeated" and newest Pelicans' guard, Sindarius Thornwell. Listen in.

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New Orleans Pelicans Weekly Show - July 16, 2020

Marc Spears, Sr. NBA writer for ESPN's "The Undefeated," joins Daniel Sallerson on the show to discuss the return of the NBA, Orlando's bubble, what all eyes on the NBA means, and more.

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Marc Spears on the New Orleans Pelicans podcast presented by SeatGeek - June 17, 2020

ESPN's Marc Spears joins the show to highlight the New Orleans Pelicans winning 9 of their last 12, the growth of Brandon Ingram, the anticipation of Zion Williamson, and much more.

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Marc Spears on the New Orleans Pelicans podcast presented by SeatGeek - Jan. 17, 2020

Today's lineup includes Marc Spears from ESPN's 'The Undefeated' and the voice of the Atlanta Falcons, Wes Durham.

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Black and Blue Report: April 23, 2018

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1)      New Orleans (27-22) wraps up a three-game homestand tonight vs. Sacramento (15-34). Tickets are available here.

2)      The Pelicans’ Week 16 schedule continues on the weekend with a very difficult two-game road trip at Oklahoma City (30-20) and Minnesota (32-21). New Orleans remains within striking distance of both teams and can clinch the season series with the Thunder by winning in the Sooner State on Friday.

3)      Watch Monday post-practice interviews with Anthony Davis, Jrue Holiday and Dante Cunningham.

4)      ESPN’s Marc Spears was a guest on Monday’s Black and Blue Report.

5)      Check out the latest “Sounds of New Orleans” video, featuring Trombone Shorty.

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Five things to know about the Pelicans on Jan. 30, 2018

SACRAMENTO – Eight months after moving from the West Coast to the Gulf Coast, DeMarcus Cousins makes his long-anticipated return to Golden 1 Center on Thursday, facing several former Sacramento teammates who are still with the Kings. Cousins may be without his All-Star frontcourt partner, Anthony Davis, however, while trying to post a win over his ex-team. Davis is listed as questionable for the TNT game (9:30 p.m. Central) due to left knee quad tendonitis.

“We’re not a team that makes excuses,” Cousins said of Davis potentially being sidelined. “We expect the next guy to step up, and we’re going to try to win the game.”

The NBA’s second-leading scorer (31.0 points per game) through one week of the regular season, Cousins is uncertain what kind of reaction he will receive in his first game as an opposing player in Sacramento. He was a three-time All-Star with the Kings, before learning he was being traded shortly after the buzzer of the 2017 midseason classic, which coincidentally was hosted by New Orleans.

“I honestly don’t know what to expect,” Cousins said of his expectations for the reception he’ll receive from Kings fans.

The 27-year-old was featured in a video interview Tuesday with Marc Spears in which Cousins discussed regretting not leaving Sacramento when he had an opportunity to do so. Cousins pointed out Wednesday that those comments had nothing to do with the city of Sacramento or the Kings’ fan base.

“I wasn’t saying it in a disrespectful way, or bashing the city or anything,” Cousins said after Pelicans practice. “It was more toward the organization standpoint. I’ve got nothing but love for this city. I came here as a kid and grew into a man. I’ve built a lot of relationships, gained a lot of friends. I’ve got people here I call ‘family.’ It’s nothing against the city, the fans or anything like that. It was toward the professional point of view, doing what was best for me. I felt like that was one of my regrets.”

Asked if his emotions are still as charged as they were eight months ago when he was traded, Cousins said he’s happy to be with the Pelicans (1-3), who will try to wrap up a three-game road trip Thursday with a 2-1 record.

“I’m good. I’m in a good place,” Cousins said of New Orleans. “We’ve got a chance to come here, get a win. I’m with a team that is a better team than our record shows. We’re growing every day. It’s a chance to come in and win a game.”

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DeMarcus Cousins unsure what to expect in his return to Sacramento

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Today's lineup presented by ABC Insurance Agencies includes Marc Spears (ESPN’s The Undefeated), Jason Jones (Kings Reporter, Sacramento Bee) and Saints safety Rafael Bush.

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Black and Blue Report presented by ABC Insurance Agencies: March 31, 2017

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