Memphis Grizzlies: Shooting guards to target in free agency

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2. Bryn Forbes

Bryn Forbes has the skillset to play both point guard and shooting guard. Forbes really excels with the ball in his hands and especially in the pick-and-roll.

With the Spurs, Forbes has really developed into an above-caliber role player. He excels in getting into the mid-range and hitting those shots. Forbes shot almost 40 percent from three last season so he can help space the floor.

A lineup with Forbes and Morant could be interesting offensively. Both can get anywhere they would want on the floor and Forbes could space the floor, giving Morant room to work. This duo would give up some on the defensive end. Forbes would add a ball-handler and poised role player to the Grizzlies.

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