The Grizzlies dropped a tough one last night at home against the Trail Blazers, but have an opportunity to make it right tonight as they take on the Cleveland Cavaliers

Bryson is joined by Anthony Sain to discuss the trade deadline

The Core Four is here to talk trades, refereeing, and rank their NBA title contenders. But, Matt opens the show to discuss Ja Morant being snubbed as an All-Star starter while Desmond Bane and Jaren Jackson Jr. won't be making the roster at all. For this week's Kleiman Corner, the guys discuss the upcoming trade deadline. The elephant in the room is everybody on Grizzlies' Twitter fawning over OG Anunoby but, is he worth the three first-round picks Toronto is asking for? Matt and Xavier give alternative targets with much lower asking prices. Then, Dave gives the young guys a history lesson going through Memphis' past deadline moves. He shares his top five Grizzlies trades of all time. Xavier takes some shots at former Grizzlies that should have been traded much sooner. The guys Embrace Debate over the refereeing across the league. The Grizzlies have a roster full of guys that are hard to officiate but the entire league has been facing a ref problem including some big-name stars. To close the show, the C4 Boys do their Top 4 NBA Title Contenders Ranked by the College Football Playoff Committee. Matt brings the Top 10 teams based on how the guys have ranked all season and Philly has entered the chat.

The Grizzlies had a much needed win on Sunday night against the Indiana Pacers, and look to make it two in a row tonight at home against Portland. The team is continuing to get healthier and looks to sharpen things up as we near the All Star break.

The Grizzlies have not won a conference road game since early November.

The Grizzlies return home after a nightmare road trip and look to get back in the win column tonight against a struggling Pacers team.

The Grizzlies will continue to try to break their now four game losing streak tonight as they take on their newly formed rivals, the Minnesota Timberwolves

The Grizzlies travel to the Bay Area tonight to take on their newly formed rival Golden State Warriors, and look to avenge both a playoff loss last year and blowout on Christmas Day this year.

The Core 4 makes their weekly appearance coming off of the Memphis Grizzlies' three-game losing streak. Dave opens the show by asking if this furthers the concern of the Grizzlies winning big games on the road. Matt gives his two takeaways for why Memphis struggled over the road stretch. For Xavier's X & O's, he breaks down why he believes the Grizzlies continue to struggle away from FedEx Forum. The defense has not been as tight and the shooting struggles have put them behind early. Dave worries about the bench unit and if a change needs to be made in the starting lineup. In Embrace Debate, the C4 Boys cover the Shannon Sharpe incident from Friday night. Sharpe started what turned into a shouting match that involved not only Ja Morant but his father as well. The Grizzlies were unable to use this as motivation to close out the Lakers and Dave wonders if it had lasting effects in the next two games. The guys put on the GM hats in Kleiman Corner to break down the rookie class. Matt lists the rookies that are contributing now and will contribute later that Memphis missed out on. Dave wonders if David Roddy has too much responsibility too soon. Xavier discusses viable trade targets. To close the show the guys give out some awards at the Trophy Case. Dave awards the entire Grizzlies team. Matt gives out the first ever "Luka Doncic Award for Playing Yourself into Shape" and Xavier breaks down Ziaire Williams' full-court heave.

We rank our list of the 10 greatest Memphis Grizzlies players.

The Grizzlies look to stop a two game skid tonight in Sacramento against a Kings team who have been one of the surprises of the season to this point.

The Grizzlies look to bounce back from a disappointing loss to the Lakers on Friday with a win against the hobbling Suns tonight in Phoenix.

The Grizzlies head to LA with a chance to win 12 games in a row, and break a franchise record in the process. Ja Morant will look to be box office as he goes head to head with one of the best players of all time, LeBron James.

The Grizzlies will look to tie a franchise record 11 wins in a row tonight as they take on the Cleveland Cavaliers in the FedEx Forum.

Parker Fleming talks with Dave McMenamin of ESPN about the Grizzlies' contention status and their Big 3.

On this week's Core 4, Xavier and Dave saw the Grizzlies in person in Indiana and at home and give their takeaways from the environment and the pair of wins. Dave saw Ja Morant's dunk on Jalen Smith in person and it inspired the guys to Embrace Debate by ranking their top four dunks of Morant's career. Xavier had the poster on Smith as his favorite, Dave has it lower on his list and Matt doesn't believe it cracks the top four. Where does the famous Ja-Breaker from the show's intro rank? In the Barkleys segment, the guys own up to their worst takes on the Grizzlies this season. Matt admits the Grizzlies are a little bit better than a play-in team as he predicted in the offseason. Xavier has grown to trust Santi and Dave is disappointed in the lack of good teams across the league. This League has plenty of rugged road environments, making the one seed in the West even more critical for Memphis. Xavier points out that the road record is actually on par with the rest of the league. The current 10-game winning streak has not given Dave any more confidence for the playoffs. Matt believes Memphis should aim even higher to have the best record in the entire league. To close the show the guys visit the trophy case to give out their awards for the last 10 games. Tyus Jones has provided steadiness as a starter and with the second unit. Dave makes Bane's All-Star case and Matt makes the case for Jaren.

The Grizzlies are back in action today against the Phoenix Suns, looking to avenge their most recent loss that then kickstarted the now nine game win streak the group is on. Ja Morant's status is up in the air, but we still have a great card for the pod!

With their winning streak at 9, the Grizzlies can break the franchise record of 11 by the end of this week.

Matthew Gill checks in for Chase today to bring you your gambling preview for tonight's matchup between the Memphis Grizzlies and the Indiana Pacers. Gill starts the show with some stats for why he's staying away from the full game side and total with the Grizzlies favored by eight on the road and the high total of 239. Instead, he takes the Grizzlies in the first quarter and first half as insurance against a blowout. Gill's got a theory on why Desmond Bane's props are the play tonight and closes the show with his Same Game Parlay.

Bryson and Andrew Katz answer questions from Grizzlies twitter

Parker Fleming has Matt Hrdlicka on the show to fire off some Grizzlies takes at the midway point of the season.

After being unable to record the last two games due to the late injury reports, we are finally back tonight as the Grizzlies take on the Spurs for the second time in as many nights. Ja Morant is back and the Grizzlies are looking to remain towards the top of the conference as we hit the halfway point of the season.

On this week's Core 4, the guys open the show discussing the Memphis Grizzlies' current seven-game winning streak including a pair of wins in their latest back-to-back. In the first segment, Xavier, Matt, and Dave give their biggest surprises and disappointment from around the NBA to mark the halfway point in the season. Matt has enjoyed the scoring boom across the league while Dave is disappointed at the level of competition from the league's middle tier. Xavier is asking for the trade market to finally ramp up. The fellas then Embrace Debate about Jaren Jackson Jr.'s Defensive Player of the Year Candidacy. Jackson has transformed the Grizzlies' defense since returning from injury while averaging 3.3 blocks per game. Dave looks at the betting odds that have Jackson favored but Matt believes Jackson's rebounding is holding him back from the DPOY Crown for the time being. In this week's NBA Title Contenders Ranked by the College Football Playoff Committee, Xavier and Matt have finally convinced Dave that Denver deserves the top spot. Matt and Dave have similar lists and it comes down to Xavier to break the tie. Where does Memphis land in the contender race? To wrap up the show, the guys visit Kleiman Corner to discuss Dave's favorite trade target: Jordan Clarkson. Clarkson was ejected from Sunday's Utah versus Memphis game but Dave believes that doesn't count out Clarkson as a potential addition for the Beale Street Bears. Matt gives his list of targets and Xavier wants to stand firm by the current roster.