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Pelicans rally past the Jazz 120-113 in overtime for a fourth straight win

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If you went to bed early Wednesday, you missed a good one. The Pelicans beat the Utah Jazz 120-113 in overtime at the , their fourth straight win after four straight losses to open the season. Utah's Keyonte George got off a pull-up jumper a fraction of a second after the buzzer, so the game stayed tied at 104-104.

The Pelicans beat the Jazz in overtime

  • Utah Jazz113
    New Orleans Pelicans120 (won)
    FinalThe Pelicans improve to 4-4, and the Jazz fall to 1-7.

Sources: NOLA.com, WWL

George then hit back-to-back 3-pointers to put Utah up 110-104 in the first minute of overtime. After that, New Orleans closed the game on a 16-3 run, and Saddiq Bey scored eight of his 22 points in the extra period. “Our defense sustained us, and we put it together down the stretch,” coach Jamahl Mosley said.

  • Zion Williamson: 23 points, all after halftime
  • Dejounte Murray: 20 points in his return after three games out
  • Jazz: George scored 39, but Utah has lost six straight
  • Next: Timberwolves, 7 p.m. Friday at Smoothie King Center

Five Pelicans scored at least 19 points in the win

Sources: NOLA.com, WWL

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Value
Zion Williamson23 pts
Saddiq Bey22 pts
Dejounte Murray20 pts
Derik Queen20 pts
Jeremiah Fears19 pts

Sources: Crescent City Sports, NOLA.com, WWL

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