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Game 63: Charlotte Bobcats (29-33) @ Memphis Grizzlies (35-26)


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This is a big game for the Cats. With Brooklyn most likely picking up a win tomorrow against a very poor Sacramento team; Charlotte needs to keep pace by getting a win tonight.

 

Tip-Off: 8:00 P.M.

 

Depth Chart's

 

Charlotte

PG: Kemba Walker, Luke Ridnour, Jannero Pargo

SG: Chris Douglas-Roberts, Gary Neal, Gerald Henderson (injured)

SF: Michael Kidd-Gilchrist, Anthony Tolliver, Jeff Taylor (injured)

PF: Josh McRoberts, Cody Zeller

C: Al Jefferson, Bismack Biyombo, Brendan Haywood (injured)

 

Memphis

PG: Mike Conley, Beno Udrih, Nick Calathes

SG: Courtney Lee, Mike Miller, Tony Allen, Jamaal Franklin

SF: Tayshaun Prince, James Johnson, Quincy Pondexter

PF: Zach Randolph, Ed Davis, Jon Leuer

C: Marc Gasol, Kosta Koufos

 

The last time these teams met, Jefferson was held to 6 points on 2-13 shooting; expect that to change tonight.

 

From the Grindhouse: Charlotte @ Memphis

 

Go Cats!!!

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