HomeSportsGrizzlies/NBA SportsGrizzlies/NBA LENS & LINES: Ten views of the Grizzlies at work! By TSD Newsroom 01/01/2022 0 290 FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsApp Photojournalist Warren Roseborough shoots the Grizzlies for The New Tri-State Defender. He included this image among his Top Ten of 2021. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) MY GRIZZLIES TOP TEN – WARREN ROSEBOROUGH Xavier Tillman of the Grizzlies powers up against Carmelo Anthony, Anthony Davis and Russell Westbrook of the Lakers. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Portland tried to throw a block party but Jaren Jackson Jr. was undeterred as he drove to the hoop for two. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Ja Morant, whose stardom is rising, demonstrates his hops on this highlight move. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Undaunted by the Milwaukee Bucks’ Brook Lopez’ (7’ 0”), Ja Morant drives in the paint with intentionality and draws a foul. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) De’ Anthony Melton is a picture of concentration as he maneuvers around Golden State’s Draymond Green. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) The Grizzlies’ success this season is largely powered by their commitment to team defense. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Desmond Bane gathers in the reward of playing tough defense. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Brandon Clarke attacks the rim with high-flying force. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Jaren Jackson Jr. uses every inch of his wingspan on this rejection. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Ja Morant makes another of his signature, go-to-the-basket moves against the Miami Heat. (Photo: Warren Roseborough/The New Tri-State Defender) Share this:Post Previous articleDay one of 2022 is day seven of KwanzaaNext article14 PHOTOS TELL A STORY OF 2021 Related Articles Memphis Government Mayor Young pitches $834M budget (and tax increase) during City Council meeting Education Bill to let some teachers and school employees carry guns heads to Tennessee governor’s desk, despite protests Education WEATHERS: Gifted elementary-age kids need a community and school system that supports them too Stay Connected21,507FansLike2,634FollowersFollow17,200SubscribersSubscribe - Advertisement - Latest News Memphis Government Mayor Young pitches $834M budget (and tax increase) during City Council meeting Education Bill to let some teachers and school employees carry guns heads to Tennessee governor’s desk, despite protests Education WEATHERS: Gifted elementary-age kids need a community and school system that supports them too Community Deadline approaching for Philanthropic Black Women of Memphis $5K grants for local nonprofits Business EDGE pledges $250K for improvements to help Memphis businesses deter crime Load more