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(#1) Chris Paul
- Point guard
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(#2) Anthony Davis
- Power forward, Center
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(#3) Alonzo Mourning
- Center
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(#4) Baron Davis
- Point guard
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(#5) David West
- Power forward
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(#6) Larry Johnson
- Power forward
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(#7) Jrue Holiday
- Point guard, Shooting guard
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(#8) Muggsy Bogues
- Point guard
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(#9) Glen Rice
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#10) Dell Curry
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#11) Peja Stojaković
- Small forward
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(#12) Tyson Chandler
- Center
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(#13) Jamal Mashburn
- Small forward
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(#14) DeMarcus Cousins
- Center
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(#15) Tyreke Evans
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#16) Eric Gordon
- Shooting guard
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(#17) Ryan Anderson
- Power forward
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(#18) J. R. Smith
- Shooting guard
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(#19) Kendall Gill
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#20) Vlade Divac
- Center
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(#21) Eddie Jones
- Shooting guard
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(#22) Trevor Ariza
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#23) P. J. Brown
- Power forward, Center
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(#24) Rajon Rondo
- Point guard
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(#25) David Wesley
- Shooting guard
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(#26) Emeka Okafor
- Power forward, Center
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(#27) Zion Williamson
- Forward
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(#28) Julius Randle
- Power forward
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(#29) Lance Stephenson
- Point guard, Shooting guard
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(#30) Rex Chapman
- Shooting guard
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(#31) Nikola Mirotić
- Power forward
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(#32) J. J. Redick
- Point guard, Shooting guard
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(#33) E'Twaun Moore
- Point guard, Shooting guard
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(#34) Anthony Mason
- Small forward, Power forward
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(#35) Brandon Ingram
- Small forward
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(#36) Jarrett Jack
- Point guard
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(#37) Elfrid Payton
- Point guard
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(#38) Chris Andersen
- Power forward, Center
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(#39) Jahlil Okafor
- Center
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(#40) Rasual Butler
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#41) Jamaal Magloire
- Center
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(#42) Lonzo Ball
- Point Guard
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(#43) Justin Graham
- Forward, Center
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(#44) David Wingate
- Shooting guard, Small forward
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(#45) J.R. Reid
- Power forward
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(#46) Buddy Hield
- Guard
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(#47) Jaxson Hayes
- Power forward
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(#48) Jason Smith
- Power forward, Center
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(#49) Kelly Tripucka
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(#50) Nickeil Alexander-Walker
- Shooting guard
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The New Orleans Pelicans was originally named the New Orleans Hornets. In the 2002-03 season, the team moved to New Orleans and opened its history in New Orleans. In January 2013, the New Orleans Hornets officially held a press conference, announcing that the team was renamed the Pelicans. Since Chris Paul was selected with the 4th overall pick in the first round in 2005 and the growth of players such as David West, the team has become stronger in the Western Conference.
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