June 24, 2008 Sports » Sports Feature

Grizzlies' Draft Rumor Roundup 

by John Branston
click to enlarge Michael Beasley
  • Michael Beasley
We're a little more than two days away from the draft and rumors are percolating, most of them involving the Grizzlies and Heat in a possible deal for Michael Beasley.

Before I round up the most significant Griz-related rumors from around the web today, let me throw out a couple of tidbits of my own:

Over the past couple of days, I've heard from three different team-connected sources that something may be happening with Beasley ...

Read the rest of Chris Herrington's latest rumor-mongering at Beyond the Arc, the Flyer's Grizblog.

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