Grizzlies GM interrupts silence on the shooting of Taylor Jenkins

The Memphis Grizzlies shocked the NBA world on Friday when Guest coach Taylor Jenkins In the middle of a difficult breed for playoffs in the Western Conference. The organization is immediately named as an assistant coach Tuomas chained as a temporary main coach With nine games remaining in the regular season. Before the next game of Grizzlies, one with difficult implications on playoffs against Los Angeles, Grizzlies General Manager Zach Kleiman spoke of the shooting Taylor Jenkins, according to Dave McMenamin from ESPN.

“I came to the conclusion that it was in the best interest of the team and urgency is the basic principle of ours,” Kleiman said. “So I decided to continue with the move.”

Zach Kleiman also added that no players exist any players Grizzlies and that Taylor Jenkins fired that she was just his decision.

They enter the game against Laker, the Grizli is currently 44-29 and in the fifth place in the west table. Lakers are also 44-29, but they keep the current binding switch based on their 2-1 records against Memphis in the series of the head of the head. The victory for Lakers would ensure that it conquers the season season and can have great implications when play-of plays around.

This was the sixth season of Jenkins as the main coach of Grizzly. He was the fifth coach of the main main apartment behind Gregg Popovich, Steve Kerr, Erik Spoelstra and Michael Malone. Grizzlises first hired Jenkins on the eve of the 2019-20 season. In five seasons, Jenkins led the Grizzle in three playoffs. All in all, he made a record of 464-250 during his time on his forehead.

He joined the coaching staff of Grizzlies this season after an extensive coaching experience abroad. He was part of the overhaul of coaching staff in offsesone, which saw only two former wife Jenkins from the previous season retained. His latest station was in France where he was called LNB Pro Trainer of the Year.

David Yapkovitz is a basketball journalist for Kutchpoints, writing news about NBA, VNBA and NCAA basketballs for men and women. The parent in Los Angeles owns his hits with basketball insiders, SB nation and the following hoops.