Grizzlies look to rematch with Warriors
The Grizzlies are getting a chance at redemption Friday night in San Francisco.
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Chris Herrington has covered the Memphis Grizzlies, in one way or another, since the franchise’s second season in Memphis, while also writing about music, movies, food and civic life.
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The Grizzlies are getting a chance at redemption Friday night in San Francisco.
Memphis’ smaller stages are ready filling up.
It’s Texas meets Memphis on a Midtown corner wedged between Sam Cooper Boulevard and Broad. And Bain BBQ has plans for a permanent establishment.
If the Grizzlies can beat the Spurs, then knock off either the Warriors or Lakers on the road in a subsequent play-in finale, they’ll crash the full-fledged playoffs with the top-seeded Utah Jazz.
The big man and the tenacious defender have proven undeniable worth and effectiveness this season.
The Grizzlies are on the cusp of eighth in the West. Can they jump Golden State?
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This Kyle Anderson — a more willing shooter and more confident all-around offensive player — alongside Jaren Jackson Jr. might be a formula that works. Only time will tell.
The Grizzlies have a losing record when Jackson plays, but coincidence and circumstances have contributed to the situation.
Road recklessness has been notable for more than a year, the rise perhaps coinciding with pandemic shutdowns. But it doesn’t seem to be diminishing, even as COVID restrictions ease.
The 87-year-old musician honed his craft at South Memphis’ Club Paradise, a pivotal venue in “The Birth of Soul Music.”
The issues seem innumerable, and the solutions few and far between.
There are at least a couple of Grizzlies who merit serious consideration for year-end accolades, starting with Kyle Anderson.
The team is facing at least three lineup disruptions, and there are just 11 regular-season games left to piece together the puzzle.
Wednesday was another “learning opportunity” for this Grizzlies, but the playoffs are around the corner.
What could have been a college classroom project became, with Indie Memphis, three film screenings open to the public.
The first major, outdoor live-music event in Memphis since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Mempho Fest Oct. 1-3 will feature Friday and Saturday headline sets from Georgia’s Widespread Panic, and a closing Sunday night set from North Carolina’s Avett Brothers.
There are 12 games left, and Taylor Jenkins still has lineup juggling on his itinerary.
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Jaren Jackson Jr. looked great in his return despite the Memphis loss.
The Grizzlies have been short-handed but also offensively explosive. And the De’Anthony Melton Appreciation Society reconvenes.
Black Sheep Bottling sells its hot sauce at four local farmers markets in season: Downtown, Cooper-Young, Bartlett and Hernando. You can also find it on the shelf at the Curb Market, Tamboli’s, Oxbeau and Charlie’s Meat Market.
When Jaren Jackson Jr. comes back, Grizzlies coach Taylor Jenkins will have some tough decisions to make.
There are three categories: The bad, the ugly, and the ones that make you shout REALLY?
What is a realistic outlook for the Grizzlies' upcoming seven-game road trip?