Pelicans without Ball, Bledsoe, and Zion Williamson tonight

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by: Richie Mills

Posted: Jan 13, 2021 / 06:01 PM AST

Updated: Jan 13, 2021 / 06:58 PM AST

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NEW ORLEANS — The New Orleans Pelicans announced Wednesday that the team will be without Lonzo Ball (bilateral knee tendinopathy), Eric Bledsoe (eye irritation), and forward Zion Williamson (health and safety protocols) tonight against the Los Angeles Clippers.

J.J. Redick (hamstring) is listed as probable.

Updated Pelicans injury report – 1.13 at LAC:

Probable
JJ Redick – Right Hamstring Tightness

Questionable
Eric Bledsoe – Right Eye Irritation

Out
Lonzo Ball – Bilateral Knee Tendinopathy
Zion Williamson – Health & Safety Protocols
— Pelicans PR (@PelicansPR) January 13, 2021

It is unclear if Zion Williamson will miss more time.

Tonight is the Pelicans’ first game of their 6-game, two-week road trip. The team was supposed to play the Dallas Mavericks Monday night but that game was postponed because of Covid-19 complications.

The Pelicans and Clippers tipoff at 9 p.m.