Memphis Grizzlies: Shooting guards to target in free agency

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4. Justin Holiday

Justin Holiday could be a veteran presence that would add leadership and a voice in the young Grizzlies’ locker room.

Holiday, a seven-year NBA veteran, averaged 8.3 points a game this past season for the Indiana Pacers. Holiday has hopped around so far in his career. He has played on nine teams so far, including a stint with the Grizzlies in the 2018-2019 season.

Holiday has developed an improved 3-point shot as his career has gone on. Holiday would serve as a backup combo guard for the Grizzlies. He has great size and athleticism for a guard. Holiday also would know his role and would be able to adapt to what head coach Taylor Jenkins wants him to do.

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