Brandon Clarke Rumors

An initial roster of 21 players was announced on May 27, but Monday’s announcement features a number of changes. Most notably, NBA stars Dillon Brooks, Brandon Clarke, Tristan Thompson, Khem Birch, Kelly Olynyk and Oshae Brissett are no longer participating. Kyle Alexander of Spain’s Fuenlabrada is also no longer with the team.

1 month ago – via SportsNet

Canada, FIBA, Uncategorized

Canada, FIBA, Brandon Clarke, Dillon Brooks, Kelly Olynyk, Khem Birch, Kyle Alexander, Oshae Brissett, Tristan Thompson, Boston Celtics, Houston Rockets, Indiana Pacers, Memphis Grizzlies, Toronto Raptors

Blake Murphy: Oh, Brandon Clarke is also not on the list. And as noted earlier, Kaza Keane is in. Again, nothing official, just sorting through the paperwork side ahead of camp open.

1 month ago – via Twitter

Canada, FIBA, Uncategorized

Canada, FIBA, Brandon Clarke, Memphis Grizzlies

Joe Mullinax: I asked Zach Kleiman about Brandon Clarke’s fall out of the rotation and the evaluation of him after this season. They’re still high on BC, and they have a lot of playable guys on this team (points to Tillman and Tillie). They’re still optimistic on what he can be going foward

2 months ago – via Twitter sbnGrizzlies

Kim Tillie, Zach Kleiman, Uncategorized

Kim Tillie, Zach Kleiman, Brandon Clarke, Xavier Tillman, Memphis Grizzlies

Marc Stein: Today @CanBball announced its 21-man roster for 12 spots on the Nick Nurse-coached squad aiming to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics. Golden State’s Andrew Wiggins is in, but injury has ruled out two of Canada’s best: Denver’s Jamal Murray and OKC’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: pic.twitter.com/WUawCvYKLr

Today @CanBball announced its 21-man roster for 12 spots on the Nick Nurse-coached squad aiming to qualify for the Tokyo Olympics.

Golden State’s Andrew Wiggins is in, but injury has ruled out two of Canada’s best: Denver’s Jamal Murray and OKC’s Shai Gilgeous-Alexander: pic.twitter.com/WUawCvYKLr

— Marc Stein (@TheSteinLine) May 27, 2021

2 months ago – via Twitter TheSteinLine

Andrew Nembhard, Canada, Nick Nurse, Olympics, Uncategorized

Andrew Nembhard, Canada, Nick Nurse, Olympics, Andrew Nicholson, Andrew Wiggins, Anthony Bennett, Brandon Clarke, Cory Joseph, Dillon Brooks, Dwight Powell, Jamal Murray, Kelly Olynyk, Khem Birch, Kyle Alexander, Luguentz Dort, Melvin Ejim, Mychal Mulder, Oshae Brissett, RJ Barrett, Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Trey Lyles, Tristan Thompson, Boston Celtics, Dallas Mavericks, Denver Nuggets, Golden State Warriors, Houston Rockets, Indiana Pacers, Memphis Grizzlies, New York Knicks, Oklahoma City Thunder, Sacramento Kings, San Antonio Spurs, Toronto Raptors

Storyline: Olympic Games

Jason Anderson: Grayson Allen, Kyle Anderson, Dillon Brooks, Brandon Clarke, Jaren Jackson Jr., Sean McDermott, Ja Morant and Jonas Valanciunas are ALL out tonight for Grizzlies vs. Kings.

2 months ago – via Twitter JandersonSacBee

Resting, Uncategorized

Resting, Brandon Clarke, Dillon Brooks, Grayson Allen, Ja Morant, Jaren Jackson Jr, Jonas Valanciunas, Kyle Anderson, Sean McDermott, Memphis Grizzlies

Joe Mullinax: Brandon Clarke tells @Peter Edmiston he feels 100% but he’s been dealing with nagging pain in his glute and hammy, but it’s no reason to miss shots or time. He’s done a lot of treatment on it off the court

3 months ago – via Twitter sbnGrizzlies

Injuries, Uncategorized

Injuries, Brandon Clarke, Memphis Grizzlies

Storyline: Brandon Clarke Injury

Ira Winderman: Per Grizzlies: Brandon Clarke (left calf soreness), previously listed as questionable, has been ruled out for tonight’s game against @Miami Heat.

4 months ago – via Twitter IraHeatBeat

Injuries, Uncategorized

Injuries, Brandon Clarke, Memphis Grizzlies

Storyline: Brandon Clarke Injury

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