The New Orleans Pelicans have struggled to beat most of their opponents this season, but they're at least starting to figure out how to compete against some solid competition at home.
The Pelicans try to build on their latest upset Monday night against the visiting Boston Celtics while securing a rare set of back-to-back wins.
New Orleans (5-15) ended a four-game skid by beating Cleveland 114-108 in overtime Friday and held one of the Eastern Conference's top teams to just three points in the extra period. Anthony Davis scored six of the Pelicans' nine points in OT and finished with 31 while pulling down 12 rebounds.