NBA Bubble: Zion Williamson shows off post lockdown skills in Pelicans practice session in Orlando

Zion Williamson is back on the court and he was seen dominating the Pelicans practice session in the NBA Bubble in Orlando.

Zion Williamson in Practise session

A video was posted by NBA Central in which Zion is bullying his teammates with the brute strength he has. New Orleans Pelicans’ power forward was seen attacking the rim with no one stopping him because of the strength that he possesses.

Rookie center Jaxson Hayes was just a spectator as Zion scored with ease.

Zion already bullying his teammates pic.twitter.com/POkFGWpLun

— NBA Central (@TheNBACentral) July 11, 2020

NBA Bubble Player rules to enter a practice session

New Orleans Pelicans arrived in Orlando on July 9, the players have completed their quarantine period of 48 hours that is to be followed by each player in the facility. The players can practice with the team once they are tested negative for two consecutive coronavirus test in 48 hours.

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Pelicans and Zion are hungry for the NBA playoffs

The Pelicans are the No. 10 seed team in the Western Conference. Pelicans would need to outclass No.8 seed grizzlies alongside the Blazers and the Kings if they want to see the team advancing into the playoffs.

Zion will be the key to their lock for the playoffs. The 6-Foot-6 rookie has been averaging 23.6 points, 6.8 rebounds, and 2.2 in 19 games that he played before the injury that caused him to sit.

Pelicans’ schedule in the NBA Bubble

The New Orleans Pelicans will start their Bubble season against Utah Jazz followed by Los Angeles Clippers.  A win against any one opponent or both will put the team into a much stronger position for qualifying for the playoffs.

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After that, they will have to face Sacramento Kings, Memphis Grizzlies,  San Antonio Spurs, Orlando Magic, and Washington Wizards. Pelicans can grab that elusive playoff spot, if Zion keeps performing at the highest level.