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Great SI.com article on the Grizzlie's defensive strategy
Here's a great article detailing the defensive strategy the Grizz have employed in order to create turnovers. Pretty good breakdown.

NBA point forward: Grizzlies Defense
05-03-2011 03:21 PM
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RE: Great SI.com article on the Grizzlie's defensive strategy
Love reading Point Forward. Our defense wasn't even as good as it has been on Sunday. A win tonight means we are getting the brooms out. Play the D we played against San Antonio and we win easily.
05-03-2011 04:44 PM
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