Zion Williamson has only played in 29 games this season. He's averaged 26.0 points on 60.8% shooting, 7.0 rebounds and 4.6 assists.Shams Charania provided an update on "FanDuel TV" regarding Williamson's current hamstring strain.“There’s still no timetable for return, he’s gonna be re-evaluated later this week… he did do some work and he is making some level of progress over the last several weeks," Shams Charania said.FanDuel TV@FanDuelTV“There’s still no timetable for return, he’s gonna be re-evaluated later this week… he did do some work and he is making some level of progress over the last several weeks”@ShamsCharania with the latest on Zion Williamson’s injury#RunItBack #Pelicans91“There’s still no timetable for return, he’s gonna be re-evaluated later this week… he did do some work and he is making some level of progress over the last several weeks”@ShamsCharania with the latest on Zion Williamson’s injury#RunItBack #Pelicans https://t.co/obYCSfXmQ7Williamson has not been on the court since January 2 when the Pelicans lost to the Philadelphia 76ers with a score of 120-111. Williamson suffered his current injury when he secured a rebound late in the third quarter and decided to give the ball up near the 3-point line after bringing the ball up the court.Zion Williamson and the New Orleans PelicansThe New Orleans Pelicans (40-38) are eighth in the Western Conference standings and have won seven of their last ten games.In a tightly-contested conference, Williamson could help in securing a final Play-In spot for the Pelicans with only four games remaining in the season. Not only can Zion Williamson's presence be felt in the regular season, but he can provide a boost to the Pelicans' offense and can make things interesting for rival teams in the postseason.