The New Orleans Pelicans suffered a massive injury during their season-opening win over the Chicago Bulls. Dejounte Murray suffered a fractured left hand and will now miss quite a bit of time. According to a report from ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania,

The New Orleans Pelicans made Dejounte Murray the centerpiece acquisition of their offseason. He reportedly broke his left hand in the season opener.

Dejounte Murray broke his left hand during his New Orleans Pelicans debut on Wednesday, ESPN reported. The 28-year-old guard produced 14 points, 10 assists and eight rebounds as the Pelicans beat the visiting Chicago Bulls 123-111.

With barely enough former University of Washington players holding down NBA jobs to fill out a starting lineup, that number decreased by one when Dejounte Murray fractured his left hand in the New Orleans Pelican's season-opening 123-111 victory over the Chicago Bulls,

The New Orleans Pelicans are worried that former All-Star guard Dejounte Murray has a fractured left hand, according to ESPN's Shams Charania. The injury seemingly occurred with a little more than two minutes left in the fourth quarter of Wednesday's season-opening 123-111 victory over the Chicago Bulls.

Dejounte Murray's New Orleans Pelicans debut might be his only game for a while. The offseason trade acquisition fractured his left hand in the Pelicans' season-opening win over the Chicago Bulls, according to ESPN's Shams Charania.

In the fourth quarter of Wednesday’s game, Murray injured his left hand. He is feared to have suffered a left hand fracture, as first reported by ESPN. Murray will undergo medical imaging on Wednesday night.