All right, as promised, second part of the 15 and 60 and since we weren't able to finish it the first time

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pinned tweet and the letter we have there talking about dunked on prime. So let's get into the rest of the west here with the Memphis Grizzlies, Danny.

Yeah, the Grizzlies are now 14 and 10, a surprisingly strong 8 and 3 since the last 15 and 16 that includes their win over a short-handed, well,

famless Miami team on Monday, they're still despite being over 500 below water in net rating negative 0.8, perqueting the glass, which is 18th and the league, 11th on offense, 26th on defense, and both

538 models are pretty optimistic on the Grizz now. They've actually bumped a lot in the last couple days, projected to be 5th in the west with 45 wins, 80% chance on Raptor, and then a 76% chance of making the playoffs in the

Elo model. I think a good place to start with this is question from at Parker VB 901. What is the realistic path for Memphis to get to championship contention?

Well, it starts obviously with Jaron Jackson Jr. and John Moran becoming all-star level players, job being all NBA and Jaron Jackson being an all-star, and I think both have taken some pretty good strides in that direction so far, Jaron Jackson to me, despite all the issues that they've had on defense this year, I think he's taken some

and the Solving side of the league from, and for now it's clear the whole world.

totally fine. I just think he's not taking enough shots around the rim and some of his

post-ups have been pretty ugly. Those hook shots are not going down for him this year.

So I think there should be more space for him to get, especially when he's playing center

to get to the rim more than he is. But overall, I think it's been a successful season so far

for Jeren Jackson Jr. because he's taking a little bit of that step on the defensive end.

They're not getting, what are they, what's the rebounding like with him at center? That's

something actually we should probably look at. I looked at it earlier, but I should probably

update it now. Okay, when Jeren Jackson is at center, they have a 28 opponent offensive

rebound percentage. That's not great. No, that's not great. And they're following a ton

in those lineups too. One of the higher foul rates in the league. Yeah, so that's still

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