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CJ McCollum wants to lead Pelicans back to playoffs after 'longest summer' of NBA career

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McCollum missed the playoffs for the first time in his career last spring. He knows that getting back to the postseason means that he, Zion Williamson and Brandon Ingram must play in more than the 10 games that they appeared in simultaneously last season. Executive vice president David Griffin said McCollum has looked like the best player in New Orleans gym in recent weeks.

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CJ McCollum wants to lead Pelicans back to playoffs after 'longest summer' of NBA career

McCollum turned 32 years old in September. Willie Green said McCollum is in 'tremendous shape.'

2 months ago·New Orleans, United States

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CJ McCollum wants to lead Pelicans back to playoffs after 'longest summer' of NBA career

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