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hatfieldms

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...but the Grizzlies are playing some pretty good basketball. Yes they are still 4 games under .500 but after a 1-8 start they have now gone 7-4 to get their record upto 8-12. And this is with 12 of their first 20 games being on the road including to 5 game road trips out west. I would love to see them get above .500 and make a little noise this year
 

Frances Drebin

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...I think the Grizzlies are a better team without Iverson. I thought that before the season started.

The Grizz have a tough stretch of games in December, and they have lost some recent games that they shouldn't have (Clippers twice, Golden State, etc.), but they are coming around. Tonight was a big win.
 

dawgatUSM

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They looked VERY solid. Defensively and Offensively. However, my optimism hit the fan when we gave up 120 to the Jazz. We need to work on consistency, but I think the franchise is headed in the right direction. We just need to resign Gay at whatever cost.
 

hatfieldms

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To be fair they were pretty short handed against thecJazz. The Clippers game from the night before is inexcusable though
 

2thdoc44

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Attendance was pitiful but you can't expect much until they get some wins. I've never been to another NBA arena but FedEx has to be one of the nicest.
 
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