There are SO many things I am thankful for. But this Thursday, I am going to be a bit shallow with my thankfulness. I am thankful both of my teams are undefeated! My Broncos are 4-0 and my Grizzlies are 2-0. True it’s only the preseason for the Grizzlies, but I am so thankful NBA has started [continue reading]
The NBA scheduled was finally announced yesterday and less than 24 hours later I have tickets to see my Memphis Grizzlies when they hit the East Coast. For the past three seasons, I have seen the Grizzlies play in DC against the Wizards. For the past two seasons, I have seen the Grizzlies play in [continue reading]
Almost exactly a month to the day from the last time I saw the Grizzlies play in Philly, I made the trip up to New York City this past Wednesday January 14 to see my Memphis Grizzlies defeat the Brooklyn Nets 103-92. This was to be my first time in Brooklyn and my first time in New York City in 10 [continue reading]
In the divisional playoff game two years ago, the Baltimore Ravens defeated the Broncos in Denver. Devastated doesn’t even begin to describe how I felt. One because I was sure, no doubt in my mind, my Broncos were going to the Super Bowl – that was our year. And two because I live in [continue reading]
The last time I wrote about my Memphis Grizzlies, I was very bitter and disillusioned with the NBA. The Grizzlies had just lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder in round one of the playoffs. I BELIEVE the NBA did not want a small market team like the Grizzlies (actually the smallest tv market) to [continue reading]
“Believe Memphis!” I did ‘believe,’ but all the believing in the world could not stop the NBA from keeping the small market Memphis Grizzlies from advancing in the playoffs. This may sound like sour grapes, but I whole heartedly ‘believe’ that is what happened. [continue reading]
For the fourth consecutive game, the Memphis Grizzlies and Oklahoma City Thunder went into overtime, making it the first time in NBA history teams have played four straight playoff overtime games. Also in that history-making game, Thunder’s Derek Fisher set a new NBA record making his 245th [continue reading]
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