Grizzlies coach Iavaroni staying on the job
wtop.com     May 3, 2008            

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) - Marc Iavaroni will return to lead the Memphis Grizzlies next season after having won only 22 games in his first stint as an NBA head coach. The Grizzlies' disappointing season led to talks among franchise executives and owner Michael Heisley about... [read full story]                    


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Report: Arthur apologizes, denies using marijuana

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Updated: September 5, 2008, 6:49 PM ET apologized for his role in an incident at the NBA's rookie transition program earlier this week, but denied ever using marijuana, the Memphis Commercial Appeal reported. Wednesday,...                    

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Iranian Joins Bizarre Memphis Frontcourt

aol.com     Aug 29, 2008   3 related          

Filed under: GrizzliesAfter receiving pushback from the federal government for visa issues, Iranian center Hamed Haddadi (or Ehadadi or Hadadi, depending on the source; the league is going with "Haddadi") got permission to...                    

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Comparing to the Celtics (or Ridiculousness to Pass the Time)

3shadesofblue.blogspot.com     Aug 25, 2008          

Two seasons ago, the Memphis Grizzlies and Boston Celtics "fought" to the wire for the title of "worst team in the NBA" in order to garner the best shot at the two "no doubt future superstars" in the draft in the form of...                    

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Trading with the enemy

msn.com     Aug 18, 2008   4 related          

By Robert Windrem, Investigative Producer/Special Projects Hamed Ehadadi is a 7’2” center for the Iranian Olympic basketball team. He has soft hands, a good attitude and a desire to be the first Iranian player in the NBA -- the...                    

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