Ellington leads Grizzlies past Heat

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Memphis Grizzlies have had plenty of catch-and-shoot guards in their franchise history. They just haven't had many catch-and-make-shots guards. They apparently have one now. Reserve guard Wayne Ellington, acquired by the Griz in an offseason trade with Minnesota, scored a career-high 25 points to fuel a Grizzlies three-point frenzy in a 104-86 pounding of the defending NBA champion Miami Heat on Sunday afternoon in FedExForum. Ellington nailed 7 of 11 threes, and his hot shooting spread among his teammates. Memphis, not known as a long-distance shooting crew, drained 14 of 24 threes against a stunned Heat defense. "So far, it felt like the best game (of my NBA career), just being in that (shooting) zone," said Ellington, who led the University of North Carolina in the 2009 national championship, but who languished in his first three NBA seasons before the Grizzlies traded for him in July. "The last time I felt like that was in col...