New Orleans Pelicans guard Dejounte Murray returned to face his former team on Monday night, but things didn't go well for the former all-star guard. Murray fin

Dejounte Murray returned to action in the New Orleans Pelicans’ 119-93 loss to Toronto on Wednesday night. His 25 minutes were his first since fracturing his left hand in a season-opening victory over Chicago on Oct. 23.

"If you're not embarrassed and really mad about this, that's a problem," Dejounte Murray said after the Pelicans' 119-93 loss to the struggling Raptors on Wednesday night extended their losing streak to six games.

On Monday evening, the Atlanta Hawks hosted the New Orleans Pelicans at State Farm Arena in Georgia. Dejounte Murray made his return to Atlanta after spending

On Monday afternoon, NBA insider Chris Haynes reported starting point guard Dejounte Murray intends to return on Wednesday night against the Toronto Raptors. Murray suffered a left hand injury on opening night against the Chicago Bulls when he finished with 14 points and game-leading 10 assists to go along with 8 rebounds.

The New Orleans Pelicans front office prioritized it in the offseason. After acquiring former All-Star Dejounte Murray last summer, New Orleans hoped to shift its identity by adding a point guard who understood the nuances of being a true floor general.

The Hawks and Pelicans squared off in Atlanta for the first time since Dejounte Murray was traded to New Orleans in exchange for three players and some first-round picks, the most notable player being Dyson Daniels.

Last night's game between the Atlanta Hawks and the New Orleans Pelicans was not one that most NBA fans labeled as a must watch, but it was the first time since