The Rich Get Richer And Memphis Gets Memphisier: The Memphis Side Of The Gasol Trade

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The 10-man rotation, starring Obama's t-shirt
Published 2/5/2008 at Ball Don't Lie
A look around the league and the web that covers it. It's also important to note that the rotation order and starting nods aren't always listed in order of importance. That's for you, dear reader, to figure out. C: Undrcrwn. The perfect shirt for a Super Tuesday. PF: Contra Costa Times. It's official: Webber will start for the Warriors. SF: Hardwood Paroxysm. Another solid look at the Grizzlies' side of the Gasol trade. SG: Sacramento Bee. Brad Miller ...

SuperBLINKs for Super Tuesday
Published 2/5/2008 at Fan Voice: Recent Topics in The Court Reporters: The NBA.com Blog
... . Meanwhile, Hardwood Paroxym analyzes the logic behind the Grizzlies ' half of the trade . The Magic are playing an interesting ...

Welcome back to Dunkyland!
Published 2/5/2008 by Spartacus at 3 Shades of Blue - A Memphis Grizzlies Blog
... the next 48 hours I felt.........numb. I couldn't even begin to comprehend what had happened, so I couldn't feel anything about the trade. Well, other than a tremendous feeling of being cursed with the worst timing in the history of blogging. However, in the last two days, I have read two phenomenal viewpoints of the trade that have made me see just what this trade really means for Memphis. The first one was Pete Pranica's post on Grizz Blogs. The second was Hardwood Paroxysm's account of the trade. Slowly, I began to see the sun peeking through the clouds ...

Links: Gasol trade fallout
Published 2/5/2008 by Spartacus at 3 Shades of Blue - A Memphis Grizzlies Blog
... It's gonna take awhile to get used to that image. Hardwood Paroxysm has one of the best viewpoints of what the Gasol trade truly means for the future of the Memphis Grizzlies. Chad Ford (ESPN Insider) ...

Gasol to the Lakers - Fascinating
Published 2/5/2008 by ClipperSteve <info@clipsnation.com> at Clips Nation: Front Page Posts
... The 'it's not such a bad deal' sentiment is echoed in a thorough post at Hardwood Paroxysm.  The gist: it's not easy starting over, you'll never get equal value for a superstar, flexibility is the key, etc. etc.  I get all that - but Pau Gasol is a 27 year old non-cancer with All Star credentials.  Do they expect to lure a player BETTER than Pau with that cap space?  To Memphis?  Or are they counting on getting a superstar with the 27th pick in the draft? ...