Pelicans Mini-Camp: Who Earns the Final Spot?
Big Q breaks down the latest developments from the New Orleans Pelicans’ 2026 offseason mini-camp at the Ochsner Sports Performance Center in Metairie, Louisiana.
The private August 8–13 evaluation window gives Joe Dumars, head coach Jamahl Mosley and the Pelicans’ staff a closer look at players competing for the final standard roster spot and remaining two-way opportunity.
South Korean wing Lee Hyun-jung headlines the update after receiving mini-camp invitations from both the Pelicans and Boston Celtics. Big Q examines Lee’s perimeter shooting, improved defensive activity and potential fit in New Orleans.
Also covered:
🏀 Kobe Bufkin’s case after an impressive Summer League run
🏀 Lee Hyun-jung’s pursuit of the remaining two-way contract
🏀 Caleb Houstan and Christian Koloko competing for a roster spot
🏀 What Jaron Pierre Jr.’s two-way contract means for the roster
🏀 The shooting, defense and positional needs New Orleans must address
🏀 What Joe Dumars and Jamahl Mosley could prioritize in their final decisions
No winner has been announced yet, but these evaluations could determine who receives the Pelicans’ final opportunities entering the 2026–27 season.
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Who deserves the Pelicans’ final standard roster spot—Kobe Bufkin, Caleb Houstan, Christian Koloko or someone else? Should Lee Hyun-jung receive the remaining two-way deal? Drop your picks and explain why! 🏀🔥
I think we lack length but this has to be one of the most talented teams in the NBA..this team has always lacked coaching so I think this new staff can get them to win