O.J. Mayo News

When Zach Randolph was lost for a majority of the season early on, there was a feeling that the Grizzlies would not be able to achieve the same magic they had in the 2010-11 playoffs.

Inspired by our own Hamed Haddadi's trip to the zoo , it's time to take a completely fictitious look at what other members of the Memphis Grizzlies will be doing during their respective summer vacations.

The 2008 NBA Draft wasn't so kind to the Memphis Grizzlies , which is why it's never fun to go back and relive said moment.

Each of the last two seasons, a swirling trade rumor has been: Anthony Morrow straight up for O.J. Mayo of the Memphis Grizzlies.

Before all the Boston fans invade my house with pitchforks and homemade signs, I ask that you hear me out.

Bill Simmons of pop culture and sports website Grantland.com -- also known as "The Sports Guy" -- wonders how the Memphis Grizzlies should react to their early exit from the playoffs.

"You can't sit around and be outscored...in 3-pointers. I want a point guard who is quick and can guard somebody for as long as we need him to guard, and who can get us into some sort of offensive flow."A -- Coach Lionel Hollins According to Ron Tillery of the Commercial Appeal , a greater Memphis area newspaper, OJ Mayo wants to play point guard ... (more)

Some have left early and others are only going because the NCAA says they're not allowed to play anymore.

Will O.J. Mayo's future still involve Beale Street Blue? Long green, and the limitations of the NBA salary cap may make it questionable.

O.J. Mayo , the former third overall draft pick may have finally played his last game in a Memphis Grizzlies uniform according to Matt Moore of CBSSports.

The Memphis Grizzlies ' season came to a sudden end on Sunday as the Grizzlies ran out of steam in their Game 7 loss, falling to the Los Angeles Clippers , 82-72. Rudy Gay and the Grizzlies looked terrific as they rallied from a 3-1 deficit, but the Clippers looked in Game 7 like they stole the grit and grind that had characterized the Grizzlies.

The Los Angeles Clippers beat the Memphis Grizzlies 82-72 on Sunday to reach the second round of the NBA playoffs while the Miami Heat, led by MVP LeBron James, took another step toward the title they are expected to win by defeating Indiana in their series opener.

The pain flashed in the redness of Marc Gasol's eyes. The hurt was evident in the pauses and head shaking of Zach Randolph.

Give Blake Griffin credit. He came up with a pretty good line. Leaving the hallway media scrum after Game 5, he compared the Grizzlies-Clippers series to "The Hunger Games." Just like "The Hunger Games," only one will survive.

As expected, James Harden of the Oklahoma City Thunder cruised to victory in the 2012 NBA Sixth Man of the Year Award voting, receiving 115 of a possible 118 first-place votes.

Rescuers say they have discovered bodies near the wreckage of a Russian-made passenger plane that smashed into a steep Indonesian volcano with 45 people on board.

The Memphis Grizzlies will try to avoid elimination on their own court tonight as they host the L.A. Clippers in Game 5 of this Western Conference first-round series .

TrueHoop's Henry Abbott with John Hollinger on 3-1 comebacks, Al Horford, the impending Pacers Heat series, and Andrew Bynum.

The uneasy feelings started around here in Game 1, when the Hang Time Grizzlies squandered that 24-point fourth-quarter lead and allowed the Los Angeles Clippers to snatch a tone-setting victory away from the home team.

The Memphis Grizzlies are trailing the Los Angeles Clippers two games to one in the first-round series.