Shannon Sharpe: Pelicans landing the No. 1 pick ‘makes it even easier’ to trade Anthony Davis

Name: Shannon Sharpe: Pelicans landing the No. 1 pick ‘makes it even easier’ to trade Anthony Davis
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Description: The New Orleans Pelicans were the winners of the NBA Draft Lottery, but what does it mean for Anthony Davis' future with the team? Shannon Sharpe explains why it's a forgone conclusion that AD will be traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, despite a potential Zion Williamson pairing.

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The New Orleans Pelicans were the winners of the NBA Draft Lottery, but what does it mean for Anthony Davis' future with the team? Shannon Sharpe explains why it's a forgone conclusion that AD will be traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, despite a potential Zion Williamson pairing.

DECEMBER 16, 2021・National Basketball Association・2:11

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Shannon Sharpe: Pelicans landing the No. 1 pick ‘makes it even easier’ to trade Anthony Davis

The New Orleans Pelicans were the winners of the NBA Draft Lottery, but what does it mean for Anthony Davis' future with the team? Shannon Sharpe explains why it's a forgone conclusion that AD will be traded to the Los Angeles Lakers, despite a potential Zion Williamson pairing.

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