Memphis Grizzlies
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Wenyen Gabriel signs with Turkish club Besiktas
The former NBA forward moves to Besiktas after a stint with Maccabi Tel Aviv.
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Grizzlies Beat Rockets 101-90 to Reach NBA Summer League Championship Game
Cedric Coward scored 28 and No. 3 pick Cameron Boozer posted a double-double as Memphis led wire-to-wire to beat Houston 101-90 and reach Sunday’s Summer League championship game against Golden State.
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Cameron Boozer’s 24 Points Carry Grizzlies Past Hawks 96-64 Into Summer League Semifinals
Cameron Boozer scored 24 and Cedric Coward added 23 as the Grizzlies crushed the Hawks 96-64 — opening on a 32-2 run — to reach the NBA Summer League semifinals, where they meet the Rockets on Saturday.
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Grizzlies Must Trim Roster to 15, and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Is the Likeliest to Go
With the summer’s additions in place, Memphis sits three players above the 15-man regular-season limit — and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope’s $21.6 million option is the biggest call still to come.
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Grizzlies Land Center Quinten Post After Warriors Decline to Match $30 Million Offer Sheet
Quinten Post officially joins Memphis after Golden State passed on matching the Grizzlies’ three-year, $30 million offer sheet on July 7 — the first offer sheet of at least $5 million per year to go unmatched since 2020.
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Grizzlies Land D’Angelo Russell and Isaiah Stewart, Send Santi Aldama to Dallas in Six-Team Trade
Memphis came out of the 11-player, six-team trade with Isaiah Stewart, D’Angelo Russell and a stack of second-round picks, shipping Santi Aldama to Dallas in a deal that reads as an asset play rather than a talent upgrade.
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Grizzlies Fall to Jazz in Summer League as Cameron Boozer Adds 18 Points, Seven Rebounds
Memphis dropped its Salt Lake City Summer League game to Utah, but Cameron Boozer’s 18-7-4 line in a matchup with No. 2 pick Darryn Peterson kept fitting the plan.
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Grizzlies and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope Likely to Part Ways, per Chris Haynes
Chris Haynes reports Memphis is working toward a resolution with Kentavious Caldwell-Pope, who opted into his $21.6 million salary — the last veteran-sized contract standing in the way of a full rebuild.