Pelicans mentor Alvin Gentry wouldn't exchange Anthony Davis for anybody, 'not in any case Beyonce'

Mentor Alvin Gentry says there's no one on the planet the New Orleans Pelicans would exchange Anthony Davis for.

No, truly. No one.

"In the event that you would prefer not to consider him the best player, I consider him the most important," Gentry told journalists after Monday's training. "On the off chance that you can exchange him for anyone, at that point he is the most profitable person in the group. Not that we could ever think about that. ... There's nobody in the alliance that we would exchange him for and there's nobody out of the group — not in any case Beyonce. On the off chance that we wouldn't exchange him for her, he's most likely distant."

Jokes aside, this is amazingly, one more reverberating support from Gentry and music to the ears of Pelicans fans — a considerable lot of whom started to theorize when Davis marked with LeBron James' specialist, Rich Paul, a month ago.

Motivating set to start his seventh season, Davis is the fate of the establishment in New Orleans and one of the alliance's main 5 players. He completed third in MVP casting a ballot last season and drove the Pelicans to the second round of the playoffs without precedent for his vocation.

Davis, 25, is qualified to sign an enormous five-year expansion with the Pelicans next summer, yet he says he's not looking that a long ways ahead at this time.

"It's imperative, obviously, however I need to win," Davis disclosed to ESPN a week ago. "At the point when that time comes, we'll get to that point. My greatest thing is concentrating on this year, help my folks, and, similar to I stated, the rest will deal with itself when that time comes."