Now that the 2021 NBA draft is over, it’s also time to see what others thought of the Grizzlies’ picks.

Sunday’s opponent, Sporting Kansas City II, handed Memphis its last loss on June 26.

Ramsey, who works at Insomnia Cookies and trains at Bartlett, qualified on her third throw.

Josh Giddey, Jonathan Kuminga and Franz Wagner were gone, so surely Memphis would pick Moses Moody or James Bouknight. But the Grizzlies’ vice president of basketball operations had other ideas.

Make that two surprise picks for the Grizzlies in the first round of the draft, plus an undrafted free agent.

Williams struggled in his lone college season at Stanford, but he impressed enough to go in the top 10. 

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It’s draft day, so here’s a final ranking of the five wing options linked to the Grizzlies. 

The Grizzlies’ continued efforts to move up in the draft suggest they have their eye on one or two players in particular. But what if they can’t get them?

“Stay true to what you do and try not to worry about the outside factors,” Tigers defensive line coach Kyle Pope said. 

Summer basketball is right around the corner. 

As Thursday’s NBA draft approaches, minor Grizzlies rumors and shifting mock drafts create ripples in an otherwise quiet day.

Though the school announced Wednesday it would be adding new outdoor seating options for the upcoming season, there’s a much larger vision.

As the Tigers experienced last season, a COVID outbreak can potentially setback a season.

Stripers’ starter shuts down baseball’s hottest team.

Drew Hill and Chris Herrington react to the Grizzlies’ trade with the New Orleans Pelicans. 

George Thomas III, named preseason Class 5A all-state, is getting noticed even as SCS teams weren’t allowed to play last season.

The tournament is expected to announce Thursday that Phil Mickelson, who in May became the oldest major winner in golf history, is joining the field.

Beat writer Drew Hill and columnists Geoff Calkins and Chris Herrington will post blog posts, stories and columns as events develop for the Grizzlies.