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Rumor: Sasha Vujacic to leave Anadolu Efes for Memphis Grizzlies

January 22, 2013

Can you say “leaving the sinking ship”? Memphis, Tennessee-based sports reporter Chris Vernon is today reporting that his hometown Grizzlies will soon be welcoming back Slovenian Sasha Vujacic to the NBA.

Earlier today (CET time), word was leaked that the Grizzlies and Cleveland Cavaliers would execute a multi-player trade designed to give the former team some cap space – $6 million to be precise – by shedding $4.2-million man Marreese Speights along with Wayne Ellington, Josh Selby and a first-round draft pick for Jon Leuer. Due to the trade, the Grizz now have open spots on the roster and a trade exception good through early 2014; minus two guards, Memphis is clearly looking to bring in some inexpensive backcourt help … such as Vujacic, who’ll certainly be happy to leave his troubled Euroleague side Anadolu Efes.

Vernon also reported that Bill Walker and Delonte West are also likely to be inked by the Grizzlies.

Jan 22, 2013ballineurope
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  1. mike
    13 years ago

    The Grizzlies getting ready for the coming Western Conference wars. The big one will be Rudy Gay who will probably be traded pretty soon. To where?

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13 years ago 1 Comment EuroLeague, More, NBA/NCAAAnadolu Efes Pilsen, Cleveland Cavaliers, Euroleague 2012-13, Marreese Speights, Memphis Grizzlies, NBA, NBA 2012-13, Sasha Vujacic
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