Memphis Grizzlies handle Kawhi-less Spurs team: Player Grades
Bench
ZACH RANDOLPH. B. ZBo gave the Grizzlies a nice scoring punch off the bench (15 points on 6-for-13 shooting), but David Lee absolutely burned him defensively, scoring 14 points and connecting on all six of his shot attempts.. F/C. Memphis Grizzlies
G/F. Memphis Grizzlies. JAMES ENNIS. B+. Ennis provided a nice spark with his hustle. He pulled in three offensive rebounds and had a roaring fastbreak jam. #WeEnnis
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TONEY DOUGLAS. B. Toney Douglas didn’t hurt the team with his play. He didn’t turn the ball over, and he drained a three-pointer. That’s what’s expected out of a veteran backup point guard.. G. Memphis Grizzlies
A+. Vince Carter is 40 years old and blocked four shots. Case closed.. G/F. Memphis Grizzlies. VINCE CARTER
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In his first game in the Grindhouse all season, Brandan Wright didn’t disappoint. In 14 minutes of action, he scored nine points, grabbed three rebounds and blocked three shots. He also brought the house down with an alley-oop jam and a block from behind. If he can stay healthy, watch out for this Grizzlies team.. C. Memphis Grizzlies. BRANDAN WRIGHT. A+
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