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With 4m of bonuses so it is more of a 3/28 contract in actuality. MIN has two days to match.

Why?

jman3134 wrote:Why?

https://basketball.realgm.com/wiretap/254799/Mavs-Acquire-Delon-Wright-Grizzlies-Receive-Two-Future-Second-Round-Picks

Grizzlies let Wright go to the Mavs. Carter was traded to Phx last week. These moves left Ja as the only PG. Although they have Anderson and Melton as decent play makers, they both are not true PGs.

I can get behind this move. I've followed Tyus since his days at Duke. He's a solid PG who can get his teammates involve, solid perimeter player, and decent defender. I originally wanted him to sign with the Magic as they need a better PG. I'm fine with him as a Grizzly. Welcome to Memphis Tyus!

jman3134 wrote:Why?

Good question.

You watch Clarke's debut?.

Clippers squad were 2 for 23 when Clarke subbed out with I think 3mins left in the first q, with only 2 long 3's & a FT made. I haven't checked but I'm pretty sure his +/- numbers are off the charts. Encouraging that he hit his lone attempt from 3. If he ever comes close to respectable from 3 like Pascal ... Memphis are smiling.

I liked Kabengele showing for the Clippers as well. I think he was 4 of 5 from 3 as a big man & showed his defensive potential/good length & mobility.

Clarke though, showing defensively & in transition, he can kill it in small ball with Jackson & Ja if teams want to force Jonas off the court & vice versa.

Still wish Memphis had kept/keeps Noah.. That would make one of the best front courts in the league that would have quality, depth & versatility in any setting. Could you imagine a big man defensive lineup of Noah, Jackson, Clarke, with 2 scoring guards. Jackson, Clarke, Bruno switching/running in small ball.. & Jonas offsetting the slow pace, half court game. For a pick your poison scenario.

Though even better situation now than when I said it last season, Memphis only need that scoring wing to tie it all together, especially if Ja turns out as projected..

This not factoring Jackson maybe piecing it to together as a reclamation project & 2 potentially good FRP's in 2022/4.

I'm rambling which is funny because I don't talk much in person. If you saw the game, what were your thought on Clarke?.

On cue

Rumor has it the Bulls could trade point guard Kris Dunn and even bring back Justin Holiday in a trade with the Memphis Grizzlies, according to K.C. Johnson of The Chicago Tribune.

https://clutchpoints.com/bulls-rumors-chicago-could-bring-back-justin-holiday-in-kris-dunn-sign-and-trade-with-grizzlies/

Enjoy. Tyus is a rock-solid player. For his career he has 255 steals and 177 turnovers, which is just nuts. He's a high-end backup PG. His shooting is a weakness but he's young and smart and can develop still.

PharmD wrote:Enjoy. Tyus is a rock-solid player. For his career he has 255 steals and 177 turnovers, which is just nuts. He's a high-end backup PG. This shooting is a weakness but he's young and smart and can develop still.

What I like most about him, is that he takes care of the basketball. He should be a steady hand for a young bench. I'm thinking Jose Calderon without the range but better defence. I believe he was a teammate of Allen's aswell so there will be some built in chemistry but being a weak shooter could be a potential issue with how the bench currently stands.

I really like this signing! Another smart move by our FO!

Memphis will be a good fit for him. You're gonna enjoy watching him feed Clarke and Jackson all game.

Again, why?

jman3134 wrote:Again, why?

Good ball handler, takes care of the ball, is a good locker room presence, fits our JJJ and Ja timeline