What coaches and players say about roles, minutes, gameplans and development.
Post joins the starters for the second half while Edey sits the third quarter.
โNo Zach Edey for the third quarter. Similar to Ty Jerome and Quinten Post from the first game. Post is in with the starters at center to start the second half.โ
Memphis kept Edey's preseason usage limited out of caution.
โThe Grizzlies wanted to be cautious with Zach Edey's usage in the preseason.โ
Edey's outing was the best-case scenario Memphis planned and nothing got in the way.
โThis was pretty much the best-case scenario that we had planned, and there was nothing that prevented us from going there.โ
Edey's rim protection and rebounding are what the group can use while his offense can still grow.
โDefensively, if we start there, we saw some of his impact last season, starting with the rim protection and different types of scenarios, rebounding on both ends, something that this group can really use from him. Offensively, he can still expand his game and he can get better in the games he already does well, but he can also expand his game.โ
Memphis's fast pace in its 81-point first half at Atlanta came from camp conditioning work.
โThe phenomenal pace @memgrizz played with during their 81-point first half outburst in the preseason win at Atlanta was a byproduct of the conditioning focus emphasized during training camp.โ
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