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SportSpyder - The Latest Memphis Grizzlies News

30 July 2025

SportSpyder - The Latest Memphis Grizzlies News
  • [Total Pro Sports] - Social Media Had Plenty To Say After Ja Morant Narrowly Avoids Nasty Injury Attempting Wild Offseason Dunk
    Ja Morant is heading into his seventh NBA season with the Memphis Grizzlies. Unlike some of his high-profile stars who’ve been floated in trade rumors, the explosive guard’s future remains secure. Morant is locked into a five-year, $197 million contract that runs through 2028. While Morant is keeping himself busy during the offseason, he recently …
  • [Last Word on Sports] - 3 Burning Questions For Suns Heading Into 2025-26 Season
    It's odd that the Memphis Grizzlies are in the Southwest Division and not the Phoenix Suns just based on geographic proximity alone. Arizona borders New Mexico, which borders Texas (Houston Rockets, Dallas Mavericks, San Antonio Spurs), which borders Louisiana (New Orleans Pelicans). Culturally, Phoenix is more in line with the spirit of the southwest than Memphis as well, from the deep association with Native Americans to the picturesque desert landscapes. Maybe none of that matters when either the Grizzlies or Suns step on the hardwood but, , it's a divisional re-alignment that NBA Commissioner Adam Silver has to consider. In the meantime, the Suns have much more pressing matters. 3 Burning Questions For Suns Heading Into 2025-26 Season Will They Decide On A Direction? Despite owner Mat Ishbia's earnest desire to bring an NBA championship to Phoenix, they've disappointed in each full season that he's had control. In 2023-24, the Suns won 49 games, an increase from previous season's mark (45 games). However, they were bounced in the First Round after making it to the second round of the 2023 NBA Playoffs. In their calamitous 2024-25 season, they won 36 games and missed the playoffs altogether. This has resulted in the Phoenix opting for a rebirth, trading and buying out of his contract. Now, the Suns are hoping that and can lead them back on the right track. As both Booker (.483) and Green (.407) have a sub-.500 career win percentage, that duo doesn't inspire much confidence. [caption id="attachment_113078" align="alignnone" width="300"] Suns owner Mat Ishbia speaks with the press during a news conference at Footprint Center in Phoenix on May 1, 2024.[/caption] Of course, they did manage to in the 2025 NBA Draft by trading Durant. Yet, they used it to select South Sudanese center . If they hadn't traded for thinking he'd be better for them for , then traded for on that they drafted Maluach, that would make more sense. On top of all of this, the Suns are on their fourth head coach in four years. This time, they've chosen Jordan Ott. The 40-year-old is well-regarded around the league, but he's a rookie in a somewhat tricky position. What To Expect From Jalen Green A concise scouting report on Green will detail his easy athleticism. At 6-foot-4, his straight-line speed and vertical explosiveness allow him to be a constant threat to attack the rim. Aiding his driving ability is a more than functional handle. However, Green simply doesn't read defenses well enough, which often causes him to settle for jumpers. In fact, 44.8 percent of Green's career field goal attempts have been 3-pointers. An additional 16.2 percent of his career field goal attempts have been taken between 10 feet away from the rim and the 3-point line. When Green is scoring methodically, he's actually quite the sight. jalen green week 1 scoring highlights: 28.8 ppg 41.3% 3P 58.8% TS Star 🌟 — rm #feelfc (@rholt22) He just hasn't been able to consistently maintain that level of focus and maturity throughout a game, let alone an entire season. If the Suns are going to get the best out of their new franchise cornerstone, helping him sharpen up his playmaking and continuing to challenge him defensively will go a long way. Yet, helping him be a more potent and efficient scorer could go further. Who Starts At Point Guard? To say that Phoenix doesn't have a point guard would mischaracterize the situation. They actually have three between , and . It's just that after three highly successful seasons with future Hall of Fame point , who's commonly referred to as "the Point God," the bar is a bit high. Even wasn't appreciated by the fan base. Solid but no star, Jones averaged 10.2 points and 5.3 assists per game while shooting 41.4 percent from 3. However, his defensive limitations were a constant point of criticism. So, unsurprisingly, the Suns are reportedly considering starting either Green or Booker at point guard. Though nominally shooting guards, they've both shown that they can operate as the primary facilitator. Such a move also makes starting more feasible, as he's more of a wing than combo forward. With that being said, it's likely to be Green who actually gets the nod, especially as Phoenix has actually been better when Booker doesn't take on so much of the playmaking responsibility. Notably, Green averaged 4.6 assists per game in 2024-25 while former Houston Rockets teammate was out from Feb. 3 to March 10. Gillespie can't be discounted though. He doesn't offer much in terms of firepower, with a career average of 4.9 points per game. Nonetheless, he's a functional facilitator and efficient outside shooter with respectable defense. © Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images The post appeared first on .
  • [Sportskeeda] - "Could have been a torn ACL": NBA fans face scary moment as Ja Morant nearly faces potential season-ending injury during Slam Dunk attempt
    Ja Morant had a scary moment in China. On Wednesday, a clip went viral in which Morant is looking to jump over a man for a slam dunk.
  • [Sports Illustrated] - NBA Fans React to Ja Morant’s Offseason Injury Scare
    The NBA has been desperate for its next wave of superstars to step up as guys like LeBron James and Steph Curry near retirement, and the Memphis Grizzlies have
  • [Sports Illustrated] - Gilbert Arenas Breaks Silence On Son Alijah's Major Injury
    USC commit and top recruit Alijah Arenas, son of former NBA All-Star Gilbert, suffered an unfortunate setback ahead of his freshman season with the Trojans. Are
  • [Locked On Grizzlies] - Which Memphis Grizzlies player has the inside track for the fifth starting spot?
    The Memphis Grizzlies have an opening in the starting lineup after trading Desmond Bane. In this episode, co-hosts Damichael Cole and Joe Mullinax break down...
  • [Sports Illustrated] - Jaren Jackson Jr. Makes Appearance Alongside Knicks, Timberwolves Stars
    Memphis Grizzlies forward Jaren Jackson Jr. is coming off arguably the best season of his NBA career. He averaged 22.2 points per game, 5.6 rebounds, 2.0 assist
  • [Locked On Grizzlies] - Ja Morant GLOBAL SUPER STAR ⭐️🚨 #jamorant #GrindCity #Grizzlies #NBA
    Follow & Subscribe on all Podcast platforms… 🎧 https://link.chtbl.com/LOGrizzlies?sid=YouTubeLocked On NBA League-Wide: Every Team, Fantasy, Draft, WNBA & M...
  • [Sports Illustrated] - Cooper Flagg's College Teammate Sends Message to New Grizzlies Big Man
    NBA players from across the league can be friends for multiple different reasons. Whether they played high school or AAU together, or are now under the same man
  • [Fansided: Beale Street Bears] - Grizzlies' offseason grade reflects their potential to exceed expectations
    The NBA offseason will still exist for the next two months, but the Memphis Grizzlies have likely completed their work for the summer months. The numerous moves

 

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Fans of the Memphis Grizzlies can watch their team on various streaming services, prioritizing free options first. Below are the recommended services:

1. NBA.com: Occasionally offers free streaming through their "Watch" link for scheduled games. Visit NBA.com and find the scheduled matchups in the left column, then click on the "Watch" link for viewing options.

2. TNT Overtime: Sometimes available for free during certain matchups. Check within the NBA League Pass section for availability—visit NBA League Pass.

3. Hulu + Live TV: Offers a 7-day free trial and includes regional sports networks. Sign up at Hulu + Live TV.

4. YouTube TV: Provides a 14-day free trial and covers regional sports networks. Sign up at YouTube TV.

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6. Sling TV: Offers a 3-day free trial with some regional sports networks included. Sign up at Sling TV.

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