Memphis Grizzlies Weekly

The Memphis Grizzlies are the last team standing in the entire NBA after a 136-105 blowout of Sacramento. Cameron Boozer, Isaiah Stewart, and Cam Spencer put on a show at FedExForum. Mike Michaelson breaks down how this thing got so lopsided and what it means for a team nobody saw coming at 6-0.

Cameron Boozer records the first triple-double of his career, Ja Morant exits injured, and the Grizzlies pull away in the second half to stay perfect at 5-0. Mike Michaelson breaks down the Moda Center blowout and what it means for this team's ceiling.

The Memphis Grizzlies improved to 4-0 for the first time since 2014 with a gritty road win over Utah, but the night came at a devastating price as Jaren Jackson Jr. went down with a knee injury. Mike breaks down the balanced effort that kept the streak alive and what losing their best player means for the road ahead.

Mike Michaelson breaks down Memphis's 123-112 road win over Sacramento, Ty Jerome's perfect free throw night, the rookie duo of Boozer and Coward, and what a 3-0 start means for this young team.

The Grizzlies snap an eight-game losing streak at Chase Center on a 25-point, 13-rebound double-double from rookie Cam Boozer, capped by a game-winning bucket with 20 seconds left. Ty Jerome adds 28 as Memphis improves to 2-0.

The Memphis Grizzlies open the post-Ja Morant era with a 123-103 blowout over Utah, powered by Ty Jerome's franchise-record 45-point night. Mike Michaelson breaks down how a guy nobody expected became the face of a new era in one night.

Mike Michaelson breaks down the Grizzlies' 117-98 preseason finale over Charlotte, Cameron Boozer's 19-point outing, and what this means heading into the regular season opener against Utah.