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Thursday night after game three of wolves gri Grizzlies, a nine-point

Wolves loss that saw the wolves get up by 26 points in the second quarter and have that lead

slip away to seven by halftime, only to blow the lead back up to 25 points in the third quarter,

and then watch that slip away.

Not so slowly through the third and fourth quarters it was two separate 20 point leads that the wolves had that were just

sort of decimated by chaos in this one they yeah they really blew this one and are are in danger

of blowing a series that they very clearly can compete in.

You know, we talked after game two about how despite Memphis blowing them out by 28,

how it didn't really seem like the Grizzlies had found solutions for stopping cat and

ant.

You know, that seems pretty silly in hindsight.

Like the Grizzlies, again up on Ant and he was again,

not the player that he was in the play in game or game one of the series. An added factor there of

him hurting his knee on the second quarter that affected him to some degree. But the cap part,

you know, that was probably the most naive. I didn't think in game two that the

Grizzlies were doubling Cat with the same effectiveness that the Clippers did. You know, it seemed

it seemed solvable and that was that that was clearly wrong. What happened was that Memphis's

ratcheted up their aggression with which they double-teamed cat they didn't even bother playing

Stephen Adams for a minute in this game started Kyle Anderson in Adams place in the first half

that put Brandon Clark out there and Anderson's place in the second half and it worked excellently

for Memphis that aggression led to towns only taking four shots in the game that was his lowest shot total of his career.

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