Grizzlies Feb 2003 Archive

• Jazz off key on road

  Standard-Examiner | Feb 25, 2003

  The Memphis Grizzlies had enough of being manhandled by the Utah Jazz.

• Williams' Quirky Move; Stockton Milestone

  Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 25, 2003

  Jason Williams is known for his creativity -- well, his tattoos, too -- but a play he made in the first 90 seconds of Monday's game was unusual even for him.

• Utah takes it on the chin

  Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 25, 2003

  The knockout punch didn't come quite so swiftly, but it had the same effect.

• Francis might miss tonight's game

  Houston Chronicle | Feb 22, 2003

  The Houston Chronicle reports: Last night, Steve Francis played 36 minutes with a sore lower back and now might have to sit out tonight's game against Memphis.

• Miller swapped for Gooden

  Orlando Sentinel | Feb 19, 2003

  Miller swapped for Gooden

• West hoping for Magic call

  Memphis Commercial Appeal | Feb 16, 2003

  West hoping for Magic call

• Knicks to Pull off Big Deal

  | Feb 15, 2003

  According to Marc Berman, Knicks GM Scott Layden will not join the club on their six-game 11-day Western trip that began last night vs.

• Dickerson set to return

  Memphis Commercial Appeal | Feb 13, 2003

  This is the first year of Michael Dickerson’s six year, $43 million contract.

• Contraversy aside, Stojakovic 3 point king again

  | Feb 9, 2003

  Peja Stojakovic was able to win his second consecutive 3 point championship yesterday when he defeated Wesley Person of the Grizzlies, but the contest was not without its own contraversy.

• Massenburg glad to mash Memphis

  Deseret News | Feb 6, 2003

  Tony Massenburg has friends with the Memphis Grizzlies.

• Jazz get All-Star time off after win

  Deseret News | Feb 6, 2003

  For a fifth straight game, Jerry Sloan was absent.

• Grizzlies run out of steam

  GoMemphis | Feb 6, 2003

  There was almost a full quarter left to play in Wednesday's Grizzlies-Jazz game, and Grizzlies point guard Earl Watson's mind was having a conversation with the rest of his body.

• Scorebook: Veteran's play brings a smile

  Standard-Examiner | Feb 6, 2003

  Tony Massenburg insists the victory is the most important thing, but that dunk of his in the fourth quarter, that had to have been a close second.

• Jazz finally record 'W'

  Standard-Examiner | Feb 6, 2003

  Considering that the Memphis Grizzlies only had eight players available - and they're not a very good team even when they do have a full roster - the Jazz basically just had to show up Wednesday night to get the victory.

• Massenburg Enjoys Thunderous Dunk

  Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 6, 2003

  Tony Massenburg has sat sullenly on the Grizzlies' bench in the final seconds of a rout several times, so he knows what his former teammates were feeling in the final two minutes of the Jazz's 105-84 victory Wednesday.

• Jazz Work for Win

  Salt Lake Tribune | Feb 6, 2003

  After four dozen games in three months, it is probably natural for NBA teams to anticipate their All-Star Weekend off like school kids counting down to summer vacation.

• Hoop hotheads have to chill

  GoMemphis | Feb 5, 2003

  Utah Jazz coach Jerry Sloan got an early start on his All-Star game weekend break.

• Williams struggling with shot

  Standard-Examiner | Feb 5, 2003

  At 13-34 the Grizzlies have one of the worst records in the NBA, and they haven't struggled against anyone the way they have against the Jazz, losing their two meetings this season by an average of 32 points.

• Nuggets charge to win behind Howard

  The Rocky Mountain News | Feb 3, 2003

  Chris Tomasson writes about last nights Nuggets win over the Memphis Grizzlies.