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Rumor Roundup: Two Days Out | Beyond The Arc: Memphis Flyer Grizzlies Blog
Quote: One source told Insider that the Heat are revisiting trade talks with the Grizzlies. Insider reported several weeks ago that there was talk that Memphis would give up Mike Miller, Kyle Lowry and the No. 5 pick as part of a package for the No. 2 pick. The same source said the Heat are asking the Grizzlies to sweeten the deal by substituting Mike Conley for Lowry. The deal would be Conley ...
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ESPN.com - TrueHoop — About 3:30 into this video you can see Gary Payton get an unbelievable reception from the Save Our Sonics crowd. Tough Grizz. One of the best columns I have read in a while, about the man in the Grizzlies' mascot suit, who stared cancer in the eye and won. TrueHoop reader Ryan has a question: "If Miami is dangling their pick, why the hell isn't Chicago doing everything possible to unload some of their talent and grab Beasley and Rose together? Wouldn't Tyrus Thomas (or Luol Deng if pressed), Kirk Hinrich and a future first for the No. 2 and Marion (they can lease him for the year, let him be a free ...

Links: Quick Thoughts Edition
3 Shades of BlueChris Herrington (Beyond the Arc) did a lot of hard work to round up the biggest and best rumors revolving around the Grizzlies as the draft approaches. As always, it is a must read -- especially since it talks about the possible return of Whit E. Boy. ...

What Will Memphis Give Up to Get Beasley?
FanHouse — Filed under: Heat, Grizzlies, NBA Draft, NBA Rumors, MiamiThe hot rumor all over Memphis, apparently, isn't that David Lee rubbish. Michael Beasley's the new objet de la coeur for the Grizzlies, who -- according to numerous reports -- are trying to figure out how cheaply they can get him from Miami. Chris Herrington of the Memphis Flyer adds two and two: Over the past couple of days, I've heard from three different team-connected sources that something may be happening with Beasley. Mind you, these are all people without direct connection ...

Wizards & Constancy, It Ain't So Bad
Truth About It - Washington Wizards Blog — Every time I hear the word 'constancy' I think of that Simpsons episode where Reverend Lovejoy lost enthusiasm for his trade....his droning voice uttering constancy, slowly and painfully, over and over again. It's funny that a cartoon could lead me to have such a negative connotation of a word. But is constancy such a bad word? Some cases yes, some cases no. There's a lot to be said about dependability.....constancy is the main reason why chain restaurants are so popular. On the other hand, it's life's diversions which can make us well rounded people, as long as we don't get too high ...

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