Last night in Memphis

The Grizzlies coach: “I saw Curry sucking air a little bit. I know he was tired as well as the rest of the team.” Struggling. Bryant was in town for the game. On Twitter: Definitely worth the drive to see the old roomie.

Stephen last night in Memphis

In another loss, 14, 8 and 7.

Draft’s best shooter

Commercial Appeal:

There are NBA scouts and executives that argue Curry’s pedigree could make him the closest to a sure thing in this draft. Curry is thought to be on track to produce better offensive numbers than the 11.7 points his dad averaged in his notable career.

The question

Stephen:

“I feel I’m a true point and I can manage an NBA team at that position. But my scoring ability and the fact that I can shoot definitely offers different options for my team. I feel like I can spread the court for guys to make plays.”

Some ask: Is he a point? Others ask: Is he a two? I ask: Why does it matter?

Draft lottery tomorrow

HoopsWorld:

On the way up, for example, is Davidson guard and the nation’s top scorer, Stephen Curry. After hearing so much hullabaloo this past week about how the New York Knicks were almost a lock to nab him at #8 (should that be the way the ping pong balls fall), now there are suggestions that the Grizzlies could be interested at #6 because of their need for a point guard with the ability to score once in a while.