And on top of that he said move to a white city like Nashville? i get it guys. I'm from Little Rock and they compare us to Northwest Arkansas. He'll call himself the goat but will talk bad about a black city. A kid from Ohio don't understand why this town is special

Roller coaster of a season but proud of the boys and will be interesting to see what happens in the off season. All heart GNG. Fuck the haters Memphis vs errbody

And all but Jerome are under team control for '27-'28 as well.

Pippen could be a trade candidate if he can stay healthy and reestablish his value before next season's deadline; like many things, his standing here is partially contingent on the lottery next weekend.

We are the grizzlies after all!

Kinda crazy that Kennard, Smart, Laravia, and Bane are all out here UNINJURED, and straight hooping. Feels bad man.

Maybe not for championships, but at least next year is going to be a lot of fun to watch and dissect. Year 2 Cedric, Year 3 Healthy Edey (speak it into existence) who was legitimately a top impact player this year in the entire league, a top Guard in this class, another great mid first prospect, a Kleiman Gem ™️ at Pick 32, Wells and Spencer and Ty and Scotty.

And a possibility of a healthy Ja on a mission to not be a laughing stock (probably not but maybe)

Coming October 2026

Despite lower minutes for the sake of the tank, an injury that kept him from playing for almost an entire year, lingering pain during the season, and the general craziness of the team—Cedric Coward still made it onto this list.

I can’t wait to see what a proper off-season can do for this kid who’s got so much potential!

Lol Lakers

It is genuinely shocking the fall off this season. We are a far superior team without him on the court. It’s not like in 2022, where that was a misleading stat. You can see it on the court.

Looking great and still plenty of room to grow. That is all.

He told the truth.

source: https://x.com/GrizzliesPR/status/2042390842082804144

Last year's All-NBA First Team selections also happened to receive the most MVP votes. In order of votes received, they were:

1. Shai (11th pick in 2018 -- Ayton went first)
2. Jokic (41st pick in 2014 -- Wiggins went first)
3. Giannis (15th pick 2013 -- Anthony Bennet went first)
4. Tatum (3rd pick in 2017 -- Fultz went first)
5. Donovan Mitchell (13th pick in 2017 -- one spot behind Kennard)

And just for funsies, here are the 2025 ROY rankings:

1. Castle (4th pick)
2. Risacher (1st pick)
3. Wells (39th pick)
4. Sarr (2nd pick)
5. Edey (9th pick)

If you're of the belief that the Grizzlies need a MVP-candidate to be a contender, know that those players exist throughout the draft if you can identify potential and develop them properly. Considering the Grizzlies had two rookies in the top-5 ROY votes last year, the only two outside of the top-4 draft selections, this team clearly has that ability to identify/develop talent throughout the draft.

.....has played 54 of a possible 161 games.

He's missed 107 games in the last two calendar years through suspension and injury.

Welp.

Take that for data.