Grizzlies list five players doubtful, two players out vs. Suns
The Grizzlies need three victories to break the franchise record for single-season wins with five games remaining.
Drew Hill covers the Memphis Grizzlies and is a top-10 APSE winner. He has worked throughout the South writing about college athletics before landing in Memphis.
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The Grizzlies need three victories to break the franchise record for single-season wins with five games remaining.
The goal now is to be playing the best basketball possible as they wait for Ja Morant to return from injury and look to the playoffs.
Taylor Jenkins won’t take credit, but his peers and mentors believe everything he has accomplished with the Grizzlies thus far has been “spectacular.”
The last shot from San Antonio’s Keldon Johnson went wide, and the Grizzlies win their first Southwest Division title in team history.Related story:
Golden State came to Memphis and showed what the typical team looks like without its best players. Memphis showed the Warriors that it doesn’t have to be that way. Related story:
The Grizzlies forward will join star point guard Ja Morant on the bench. The Warriors are missing Steph Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson.
“Not to be a total buzzkill here, but clearly this game isn’t the mega-showdown we thought it was going to be.”
De’Anthony Melton and Jaren Jackson Jr. could be the most important players for the Grizzlies in a playoff series. Drew Hill and Chris Herrington explain why.
When De’Anthony Melton is hot from 3-point range, the record shows it means great things for the Grizzlies.
The Grizzlies scored 120-plus points for the sixth time in seven games, and De’Anthony Melton continued his hot streak, scoring 24 points, including six 3-pointers.
Drew Hill and Chris Herrington discuss the latest with Ja Morant’s injury and reveal their current MVP ballots.
Coach Taylor Jenkins said Wednesday’s MRI on Morant’s knee showed no structural damage.
The Grizzlies handled business with an offensive onslaught, even while missing three rotation players and a key reserve. Grizzlies’ Steven Adams playing with heavy heart after death of coach, mentorRelated stories:
The Grizzlies guard hopes to get Mike Miller, whose record he broke, to sign the keepsake.
The Grizzlies center was 13 when he met and played for Kenny McFadden in New Zealand after Adams’ father died.
“It doesn’t worry me a lot, we just have to get the group whole and build that chemistry as quick as possible,” coach Taylor Jenkins said Wednesday.
“We still got the grit, and we still got the grind, and we got a lot of swagger to us,” Grizzlies guard Dillon Brooks told a reporter after the Memphis NBA team’s defeat of the Brooklyn Nets.
ESPN scrambled to get “NBA Today” live from Memphis, and the analysts and show crews loved their NBA reunion in the city.
Kyrie Irving and Kevin Durant combined for 78 points, but a team effort by the Grizzlies was enough to take down the superstars. Desmond Bane breaks team 3-point record, has plans for the ballRelated stories:
Grizzlies point guard Ja Morant appeared to tweak his knee at a March 18 game and is being evaluated.
ESPN’s Michael Wilbon can understand why Memphians are excited about the media giant’s presence, but he thinks it’s time they embrace a new kind of attitude. Related story:
The Nets and Grizzlies will face off on a nationally televised game Wednesday.
The absence of the star point guard is a disappointing start to the Grizzlies’ upcoming day of national attention on ESPN.
If you were busy watching the NCAA Tournament over the weekend and didn’t catch all of the wackiness transpiring around the Memphis Grizzlies, here is your chance to catch up.
“Hey, that’s always what I wanted to do,” Clarke said. “Just catch lobs.”