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The Kris Murray experiment was fine for the preseason and getting the roster down to 15 but he should not be seeing this many regular season minutes

The last time each NBA team scored under 90 points in a game:

Kobe has the ball and you get one of these 10 defenders. Who are you taking?

If I were blessed enough to have a fireplace like Anthony Quinn's in The Last Train to Gun Hill, it would not be cold in November.

We have three officials (and they will show up on time). They have been assigned by the #NBA: Tony Brothers, Ed Malloy and Italo Araujo. @memgrizz take on Pels. See it on @dazngroup starting at 6 with Warm Up Show and Grizzlies Live at 6:30. 7 pm tip at @FedExForum

November 1, 2001. 25 years ago the kid in the photo fulfilled his dream of making his NBA debut. He couldn’t imagine what was still to come. Thank you for supporting me in this journey!

Now that the rankings are updated, behold next Saturday: -- No. 1 Miami at No. 4 ND -- No. 7 BYU at No. 3 Utah -- No. 2 UGA at No. 12 Ole Miss -- No. 8 Kentucky at No. 16 Tennessee -- No. 9 Alabama at No. 15 LSU -- No. 10 Texas at No. 19 Mizzou

THE TROJANS HAVE DONE IT! USC shuts the door on Ohio State and takes down the No. 2 team in the country! 😤 📺 Ohio State at USC on NBC and Peacock

Two Rookies had 38 & 27 in their first matchup This class is so crazy that we are desensitized by them

For the fans of, and only the fans of, the #MemphisGrizzlies happy 5-0

In 2003 an accountant named Chris Moneymaker joined an $86 poker tournament by accident, then tried to lose it on purpose. He failed at both and won $2.5 million. In the video below he tells it himself: "I couldn't sell the seat and 4th place was $8,000 in cash. I tried to get 4th place. That was my goal. I wanted to get 4th place. We got down pretty deep and I started trying to dump some chips to get 4th place." He had meant to join a cash game. He says he had about $200 in his account at the time, and only worked out afterwards that he had registered for a satellite into a satellite into the World Series of Poker. He says he never would have played if he had known. That $86 game fed into a $630 one with 69 players and three seats to the Main Event. Three seats meant fourth place was the first losing position, and it paid $8,000 in cash. He wanted the cash. The seat couldn't be sold or transferred in 2003 — you played it or you burned it. So he started throwing chips away. While he was doing it, a friend noticed, called him, and bought half his action. He couldn't lose. He got a seat. He had never played a live tournament in his life. In Vegas he knocked out Phil Ivey without knowing who Ivey was — he only knew three players in the world. Then he beat Sam Farha heads-up, going all in on the river with King high and nothing else. $86 became $2,500,000. That is 29,070 times his money. He was aiming for $8,000. He missed by $2,492,000. He calls the whole run a lottery ticket. But nobody bluffs Sam Farha off a pair with King high by accident. So which is it — was he lucky, or is he a genius?

🚨𝗡𝗘𝗪 𝗥𝗘𝗣𝗢𝗥𝗧: The Chicago Bears are reportedly nearing an agreement to remain in Illinois. (@profootballtalk)

After… you lay down to this s***!!!!! Grizzlies or nothing 🔥

Guess the NBA team: PG: Role player accidentally downloaded the MVP update SG: Plays the 2, rebounds like the center owes him money SF: The “you don't know ball” 3&D guy PF: Teenager already responsible for saving the franchise C: Built like a skyscraper, load-managed like he's 39 😭

It seems relatively safe to presume that Ty Jerome is bound to generate trade feelers between now and the trade deadline given Memphis' perceived focus on its young trio of Cam Boozer, Zach Edey and Cedric Coward, per @TheSteinLine (marcstein.substack.com/p/the…)