Memphis Grizzlies: Where should the blame fall?

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Case for Robert Pera

Robert Pera has created a near-toxic environment and is approaching exponentially-high levels of instability. Since he bought the team in 2012, the Grizzlies have been a rollercoaster — something that’s been hidden because of their playoff run.

They had the whole Jason Levien circus where he replaced Chris Wallace then left. They’ve fired three coaches in a three-year span.

In the press conference after Fizdale’s firing, Wallace preached stability when there’s anything but that right now.

If this trend keeps up, the team will become a laughingstock — if they aren’t already.

Case against Robert Pera

Well, he’s the owner. It’s not like he can fire himself.

Blame: 25 percent

Next: Where's the owner during this turmoil?

Where should the blame fall? Comment your thoughts below.

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