Behind the brilliance of the Grizzlies’ backcourt, Memphis completes the 2-game road trip sweep. The Memphis Grizzlies went on the road to the nation’s capital for their last road game of the first half on Tuesday night and left with a tested, yet convincing victory.
The Grizzlies consistency from the corner three is helping their offense improve overall. As the Grizzlies are finishing up their first half of the 2020-2021 NBA season, it is fair to say that this team surely has experienced more than its fair share of ups and downs.
The Grizzlies are vibing... The goal was simple for the Memphis Grizzlies heading into Tuesday night’s matchup against the Washington Wizards - win, and you finish the first half of the season at .500.
Justise Winslow found his groove on Sunday night against the Houston Rockets by going 4-of-4 from the field early on. In just his fourth game back after a lengthy absence, Winslow led the Grizzlies with 20 points and two blocks off the bench in a decisive victory over the Rockets 133–84.
Justise Winslow had a long road to recovery, but he maintained an infectious energy that showed his character. Justise Winslow had a long, tough road to his recent debut.
Memphis commanded a game decided well before 48 minutes elapsed. The Memphis Grizzlies capitalized on a golden opportunity to add to the win column. Their opponent, the Houston Rockets, were losers of their last ten and sputtering thanks to owning the league’s worst three-point percentage.
It’ll be a doozy. I am jazzed to bringing you a March Grizzlies prediction post. Speaking of “Jazz,” the Grizzlies will be facing Utah’s team three times in the month of March, including in a back-to-back on the road.
The Rockets never left the ground... The Memphis Grizzlies traveled to Houston on Sunday night to finish the month of February against the Rockets. The Rockets was riding a 10-game losing streak, and in search of finding their way.
Thanks to the overall weirdness of the NBA regular season schedule, the Grizzlies and the Clippers just played back-to-back games at FedExForum. The outcome
The Memphis Grizzlies fell to Clippers’ stifling defense. The Memphis Grizzlies came into Friday looking to complete the 2-game home series sweep against the Los Angeles Clippers.
Well, at least they got one, right? The Memphis Grizzlies entered Friday night’s matchup against the Los Angeles Clippers looking to sweep their home and home matchup against the Clippers.
Having a good backup point guard is valuable WHO: Memphis Grizzlies (14-14, 7-9 home) vs. Los Angeles Clippers (23-11, 11-5) WHEN: 7 PM CT WHERE: Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota HOW TO WATCH/LISTEN: Fox Sports Southeast/NBA League Pass/92.9 FM ESPN Memphis INJURY REPORT: MEMPHIS: OUT Jaren Jackson Jr.
In a statement victory over one of the best teams in the NBA, the Grizzlies showed which boxes need to be check for them to win. After a much-needed two-day break following a six game and eight night stretch, the Memphis Grizzlies played their best game of the 2020-2021 season so far against the Los Angeles Clippers in 122-94 victory.
Grizz click on all cylinders in first of two back-to-backs against LA This is how you stop a two-game skid. The Grizzlies looked fantastic in their 122-94 thrashing of the Los Angeles Clippers.
Hustle lose another close one, this time to Dusty Hannahs and the Warriors The Hustle returned to action on ESPN2 to face off against Dusty Hannahs and the Santa Cruz Warriors just 24 hours after their narrow loss to the G-League Ignite.
Robert Flom enlightens us on how the crew from La La Land have fared this season. The Memphis Grizzlies suffered an ignominious defeat at the hands of the Dallas Mavericks on Monday.
Jarrett Jack and Jonathan Kuminga put the Hustle away late The Hustle played arguably the most watched game of the season earlier today when they took on the 5-3 G-League Ignite team highlighted by NBA prospects Jalen Green and Jonathan Kuminga.
Now, we have the 2nd half of the 2020-21 season on our calendars. The NBA released the schedule for the 2nd half of the 2020-21 season. The Memphis Grizzlies will be playing 40 games over a span of a little over two months.
No team has had more games postponed due to the COVID-19 pandemic than the Memphis Grizzlies , who had six games moved in January, including a stretch of five straight ...
Justise Winslow was thrilled to be back on the court Saturday night, making his debut for the Grizzlies and playing for the first time since January 8, 2020.
Winslow is listed as questionable against Phoenix on Saturday. He hasn’t played since last January 8.
Postponements coupled with seemingly inevitable future schedule disruptions have resulted in team officials asking what happens if a club can't finish all 72 planned regular-season games before the start of the playoffs.
The Kings remain upset about a play in their game on Sunday against Memphis, when Grizzlies center Jonas Valanciunas threw Chimezie Metu to the ground following a dunk.
Valanciunas ended up earning a technical foul but not a flagrant foul. Kings head coach Luke Walton later expressed displeasure over the incident.
Dillon Brooks still got called for a foul, sending James to the line, where he made both free throws.
In total, 20 NBA games have been postponed because of COVID-19 setbacks since the season tipped off on Dec. 22.
The NBA has confirmed that Wednesday's game between the Memphis Grizzlies and Portland Trail Blazers scheduled to occur at Portland's Moda Center has been postponed due to COVID-19 issues.
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