Pelicans.com continues its look back at the 2015-16 season with player-by-player analysis of the team:
2015-16 OVERVIEW
He’s described himself as a “hustle player” and a “high-flyer,” but James Ennis showed he was more than that over a two-week stint with New Orleans to close the regular season. Called up from the D-League on March 30, the second-year pro donned a Pelicans uniform just hours later, quickly providing a positive omen by going 3/4 from three-point range. Although New Orleans couldn’t end San Antonio’s historic home winning streak, the Pelicans gave the Spurs all they could handle in a 100-92 defeat, with Ennis producing 13 points, five rebounds and four assists.