Memphis Grizzlies Weekly

Ty Jerome dropped 40 and dragged Memphis into overtime, but Jeremiah Fears hit two free throws with 7.3 seconds left to end the Grizzlies' historic undefeated start. Mike Michaelson breaks down what went right, what went wrong, and why this loss stings in the best possible way.

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.