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Y'all asked for it (you didn't, but, here it is anyways)

We’re back at it for part 3

Chris Wallace is still a top 5 GM in the league and doesn’t deserve heat

Let me explain in detail, why the Grizzlies are struggling this season. And then, let me explain why Chris Wallace is not to be blamed for that struggle.

I can sum up 2 reasons as to why we suck right now:

JB Bickerstaff and Marc Gasol

Before the season started, I had high hopes for JB. He talked a really good game, and the start of the season backed that up. He was coaching like hell. But then, something changed. Two of our new acquisitions, Shelvin Mack and Garrett Temple, started being less productive then they were bef

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(long read that i wanted to write about the Grizzlies and how I think they will perform next season. please take your time to really read all of it if it interests you! and yes, i'm the guy that was supposedly chris wallace's burner account.)

(also side note: this is written right after the two-way signing of yuta watanbe. i'm aware the grizzlies are currently at 16 players on the roster and that more moves will be made to bring them back to 15. this writing is focused the current roster and i'll update it based on the moves made)

Coming off of a season of only 22 victories is a hard thing to bounce back from, but can the Grizzlies pull it off?

The Memphis Grizzlies ended their

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So a few days ago, I posted on here that Chris Wallace shouldn’t be blamed for drafting Hasheem Thabeet. A lot of people complained that Wallace should still be fired for every other wrong decision with the Grizzlies, and here I am to say, he should not.

I believe Chris Wallace is a decent general manager.

Below, i’m gonna list various reasons as to why people want him fired, and explain every single one and why he shouldn’t be (and at times, why it wasn’t his fault.)

1. Drafting Thabeet

I talked about this on my last post, but basically this wasn’t his fault because Heisley (our owner at the time) wanted Thabeet. Wallace actually wanted Curry, but since Heisley is the owner you

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hi there,

so I just wanted to educate everyone on some NBA history, because everywhere that I see people discussing chris wallace and his “bad, bad decisions,” i see numerous people claiming that wallace drafted hasheem thabeet.

chris wallace DID NOT want to take hasheem thabeet. michael heisley, our owner at the time did. in fact, wallace wanted to draft STEPH CURRY.

now that everyone knows what actually happened in the 2009 draft, they can quit blaming wallace for stuff he didn’t do.

blame him for everything else wrong with the grizzlies, but quit saying he drafted thabeet.

that is all, thanks :)

(Bleacher Report article detailing this: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/505764-is-

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This a theory on how I believe the camera's hint at major parts in timelines and other dates. I've googled around to see if anyone has said anything about this, and so far I haven't found anything.

Im going to begin by asking, what do you notice about FNAF Cameras? There is a total of 11 Cameras in FNAF 1. There are 12 cameras in FNAF 2. Well you may be asking, what is the point of this? Look at the date on the FNAF checks. The first game has a payment check with the date 11-12-XX. It can be confirmed that the XX is dated in 1993, making the date November 12th, 1993. What about FNAF 2? The check is dated November 12th, 1987. For anyone who doesn't see anything, this means that FNAF 1 is 6 y

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