Listen to Grizzlies writers discuss how far Ja Morant can take the team
The Grizzlies announced to the world that they are Western Conference contenders on Tuesday night. Chris Herrington and Drew Hill break it down.
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Chris Herrington has covered the Memphis Grizzlies, in one way or another, since the franchise’s second season in Memphis, while also writing about music, movies, food and civic life.
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The Grizzlies announced to the world that they are Western Conference contenders on Tuesday night. Chris Herrington and Drew Hill break it down.
Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green, once the upstarts, come to town to meet (again) the brash upstarts of Morant, Jackson and Bane.
The Grizzlies are in the first season of a competitive window, one they hope will be open for a while and open even wider in the near future. The focus is no longer on “the future.” But it’s not just on the present season either. It’s on an extended moment.
There are also questions (and answers) regarding Santi Aldama, De’Anthony Melton and “Whoomp!” protocol.
Indie Memphis will host eight screenings from the prestigious Sundance Film Festival, one of seven “satellite” hosts for this year’s Utah-based festival.
Is Denver the most dangerous threat to the Grizzlies for their spot at fourth in the Western Conference?
Also tackled here: questions about Jaren Jackson Jr. and Kiwi culture.
Wanda Fern Herrington wrote gospel songs. Robert Curtis collected country and folk records. The music they loved was part of who they were, and helped carry them through to the end.
If there was a redraft, where would Bane be taken? Some comps also can give an indication of how he’s doing and where he might be trending.
The two guards combined for 65 points, rescuing the Grizzlies, who frittered away an 18-point lead.Related story:
Can a win at Golden State or Phoenix bring Morant out of his somber spell? Just how long will it take to reintegrate their star?
It’s the first game back, so it’s best not to jump to conclusions as everything gets back in order.
Omicron is here, Ja is back and Music Fest has bands.
From blockbuster remakes (“West Side Story,” “Dune”) to family dramas, big (“The Power of the Dog”) and small (“CODA”), Chris Herrington shares his picks for 2021’s best films.
The Beale Street Music Festival returns in April after a two-year COVID-induced hiatus.
We take an early look at a bigger, better “B” concourse at Memphis International Airport. Meanwhile, Tiger hoops has taken a turn from losing games to not being able to play them.
Still shopping? No shame. We’re here to help you find something local that your favorite foodie will be happy to find under the tree.
The Grizzlies have played the best defense in the NBA this month. Can they keep it up when Ja Morant returns?
Kyle Anderson and Tyus Jones have shown their value when the Grizzlies needed to plug holes.
Director Jane Campion’s Montana-set, New Zealand-filmed Western “The Power of the Dog” was the big winner in the annual vote of the Southeastern film critics.
It wasn’t just about the colossal playoff moments or stats, but about family.
If the past two games showed anything, finishing better than ninth in the West should be the goal, not a hope.
The Grizzlies have won five of their last six games without their best player. Can they keep it rolling and finish inside the top six in the Western Conference?
It took Zach Randolph nine seasons and some fortuitous moves to find his way to Memphis.
The popular taco truck opens a fourth Memphis-area location, at a well-trafficked Midtown corner, while its owner plans a sit-down restaurant in Germantown.