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Grizzlies general manager Chris Wallace says Chandler Parsons has chosen to continue rehabilitation in Los Angeles out of the options Memphis gave the 30-year-old forward. “We will continue to monitor Chandler's progress,” Wallace said in a statement Sunday night. Wallace issued his statement just hours after ESPN.com reported that the Grizzlies and Parsons had agreed to a split, with Parsons leaving Memphis while his agent, James Dunleavy, and the team negotiate an end to his contract. Continue to Article

January 07, 2019 1:00:am EST

Grizzlies general manager Chris Wallace says Chandler Parsons has chosen to continue rehabilitation in Los Angeles out of the options Memphis gave the 30-year-old forward. Wallace issued a statement Sunday night after ESPN.com reported that the Grizzlies and Parsons had agreed to a split. Parsons has played three games in the third season of the four-year, $94 million contract he signed in July 2016. Continue to Article

January 06, 2019 8:17:pm EST

Parsons told media last week that he's been medically cleared to play but that the Grizzlies don't appear to be ready to release him back onto the court. According to ESPN, Parsons will reportedly leave the Memphis Grizzlies for the foreseeable future. Via ESPN: The sides will work to find a trade for Parsons, sources said. Continue to Article

January 06, 2019 6:23:pm EST

Derrick White scored 19 points, LaMarcus Aldridge added 18 and the Spurs overcame a sluggish start to beat Memphis 108-88 on Saturday night, handing the Grizzlies their fifth straight loss. Popovich only offered a dismissive look when asked if he was worried about a letdown following the Spurs' 125-107 victory in Kawhi Leonard's return to San Antonio on Thursday. The frenzied environment that overwhelmed the Raptors was absent, but the Spurs energized themselves and the crowd. Continue to Article

January 06, 2019 12:25:am EST

Cameron Payne sends out ominous tweet following Justin Holiday trade originally appeared on nbcsportschicago.com On Thursday night the Bulls traded swingman Justin Holiday to the Memphis Grizzlies for a package that included two second round picks, and players MarShon Brooks and Wayne Selden. NBA rules state that a team can have a maximum of 15 players on the roster, meaning that Chicago would need to waive a player to make room for their new additions. There has been no official word yet on what player will be waived, but many sources, namely Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN, have named guard Cameron Payne as the player most likely to be let go. Continue to Article

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