The New Orleans Pelicans have made a four-year offer to Tyreke Evans worth $48 million. Sam Amick reports the deal at $44 million, but David Aldridge has $48 million. The Pelicans plan on using Evans as a deluxe sixth man similar to the way the San Antonio Spurs use Manu Ginobili, according to Sean Deveney of the Sporting News. Evans is a restricted free agent, giving the Sacramento Kings the opportunity to match. Evans was the 2010 NBA Rookie of the Year. Jason Jones of the Sacramento Bee reports that Evans will meet with the Kings at 8:00 PM EST. Evans could agree to an offer sheet with the Pelicans shortly after the Kings' meeting depending on how it goes. The deal could become a sign-and-trade should Evans decide to join the Pelicans. Read more https://twitter.com/sam_amick
