Memphis Grizzlies: Top 10 Plays in Franchise History

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No. 1: Zach Randolph Three Over Tim Duncan (April 23, 2011)

You knew there was no way Zach Randolph was going to be left off this list.

Legends are made in the toughest moments. When a player responds when their team’s back is against the wall, memories are created. It was the moments like these that established Zach Randolph as a his legend in Memphis.

This play’s impact is truly awesome. With the game on the line, Z-Bo hit the jab-step 3 over the outstretched arm of Tim Duncan. This shot allowed the Grizzlies to have their first-ever home playoff win and to control the series. It was one of many times that Zach Randolph brought the entire city of Memphis to its feet.

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