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» Wednesday, February 20 2013 |
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While Randolph said the two have since reconciled, he's ready to move forward. "That was definitely BS," Randolph said of the stories while at All-Star weekend. "We'd been together four or five years, and it was upsetting that we lost him. "But we were trying to get to a championship level (before), and we still can. We've got good players – Tayshaun and Ed. But they're different players. People are thinking we're not the same and that we probably can't do it, but I think we still can. We've still got a good team. We hate that the trade happened, but this is what it is and this is what we've got to go with." USA Today Sports |
» Tuesday, February 19 2013 |
![]() Don’t count on the Memphis Grizzlies trading Zach Randolph. Sources close to the process labeled Zach as all but untouchable at the deadline and that baring some kind of hail-Mary, last minute; knock your socks offer, Zach is staying in Memphis for the foreseeable future. HoopsWorld |
» Saturday, February 16 2013 |
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Randolph said the trade rumors didn't affect him; he understands it's business. But he also made it a point to describe just how much he identifies with blue-collar Memphis and that he'd prefer to stay, long-term. "I love the city of Memphis, the people, the community, giving back, interacting with the kids, and the charity," Randolph said. "I'd like to retire a Grizzly, but, you know, that's my home. I just bought a house there. My daughters go to school (there). I'm always going to be in Memphis if they trade me or if they don't. That's my home." Memphis Commercial Appeal Randolph was asked if he agreed with team chairman Robert Pera, who this week said his new-look Grizzlies are better equipped for playoff success after a trade that sent Rudy Gay to Toronto. "I definitely do," Randolph said during a media session in a ballroom at the posh Hilton Americas hotel here. "I think once we get our identity together and continue to play, get some more games under our belt as a unit and come together, I think we can surprise a lot of people." Memphis Commercial Appeal |
» Friday, February 15 2013 |
![]() That then raises the question for Randolph: Do you want to stay with the team? "I definitely do. I love the city of Memphis and the people in it," he said. "I love interacting with the kids and the charity. That's my home. I just bought a house there and my daughters go to school. I'm always going to be in Memphis, if they trade me or if they don't. That's my home." USA Today Sports Jon Roser: TA on retiring a Grizzly: "Yea, i thought about it. I talk about it w/ Zach. We should retire here. Get our #'s retired. I love this city." Twitter |
» Thursday, February 14 2013 |
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Whatever the case, the Rockets aren't expected to be as active next week as they typically are around the deadline because of their desire to save their cap space for the summer. I'm told they're not in play for Zach Randolph, Danny Granger or Pau Gasol, as has been often rumored. ESPN.com |
» Tuesday, February 12 2013 |
![]() Jason Levien on trading Zach Randolph: “There was never a serious discussion or dialogue around trading Zach Randolph. I can say that categorically. We’re really proud of him for going back to the All-Star Game.” Memphis Commercial Appeal The Grizzlies might not be done with roster moves, a source said. While Zach Randolph is safe, Memphis is open to using exceptions worth around $7 million and $3 million to add players. Yahoo! Sports |
» Friday, February 8 2013 |
![]() The Grizzlies say they will not trade Zach Randolph this season. The team has fielded calls proposing trades for its all-star, but Griz CEO Jason Levien said he told Randolph on Thursday that he won't be dealt this season. NBA teams have been told the Grizzlies aren't looking to move the 31-year-old forward, who averages 15.7 points and 11.7 rebounds. Memphis Commercial Appeal Randolph, speaking after the Grizzlies' Friday morning shootaround in FedExForum, said he hadn't been bothered by the trade speculation. "I understand this is a business, and my confidence has always been the same," he said. "I try to come out every night and play my game, whether I give us rebounding, defense, whatever is needed." Memphis Commercial Appeal ![]() Ronald Tillery: Griz continue to field trade calls for Zach Randolph but have informed teams that they aren’t interested in moving the All Star forward Twitter @CAGrizBlog Ronald Tillery: ZBo was in trade talks earlier this season. Team brass told ZBo yesterday that he won’t be moved this season.Focus is on rallying the troops Twitter @CAGrizBlog Ronald Tillery: Only likely Griz move by Feb. 21 trade deadline is adding a big or shooter with trade exception. Even that is 50/50 Twitter @CAGrizBlog Memphis Grizzlies forward Zach Randolph is the recipient of the "Kia Community Assist Award" for January in recognition of his outstanding efforts in the community and his ongoing philanthropic and charitable work, the NBA announced today. This marks Randolph's second time being awarded the "Kia Community Assist Award," having previously won in December 2010. NBA.com |
» Thursday, February 7 2013 |
![]() Hollins is in the final year of his contract and is openly acting like someone who will be elsewhere next year. It’s having a major impact on how the Grizzlies are playing. Sources close to the situation caution not to read too much into the frustrations of a two-game losing streak, but when you factor in how leaky the Memphis process has been the whole way around, completely dismissing Randolph as a coveted trade asset would be naive. However, the Grizzlies continue to deny that Randolph is anyone they are willing to move, but it’s clear they are still active in the marketplace and the right incoming offer can always change a team’s thinking, especially if the skid continues. HoopsWorld |
» Wednesday, February 6 2013 |
![]() Are Griz done dealing? Chad Ford: Seriously doubt it. Zach Randolph looks like a marked man. CBSSports.com ![]() Eli Savoie: ZBo clearly upset with not getting the ball. Talks about running pick and roll and taking jump shots Twitter @Eli560 |
» Monday, February 4 2013 |
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No one but Randolph can correct his inexplicable misses around the basket, but the Griz have talked about improving their early offense and overall spacing to alleviate pressure in the post. "He's got to work harder to get up and down the court so we can get some easy buckets for him, and we haven't done that," Hollins said. "And we've got to do a better job of getting the ball to him in the post where he can operate and then getting out of his way." Memphis Commercial Appeal Zach Randolph pontificated for several minutes about the Grizzlies' offense, how he needs to play and the nuances of opposing defenses geared toward weakening his presence in the paint. Then, the Griz power forward fielded a simple question. "How are you feeling?" a reporter asked, wondering if the lower back pain that caused Randolph to miss a game about two weeks ago might still linger. "I ain't the one to complain," Randolph said. "If it was (hurting) I couldn't tell you." Memphis Commercial Appeal |
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