The bear is 2016’s viral animal of the year: https://t.co/GrGl8sFd23 pic.twitter.com/z6DS0hvPzv
— New York Magazine (@NYMag) August 4, 2016
Showing posts with label grizzly bear. Show all posts
Showing posts with label grizzly bear. Show all posts
04 August 2016
no duh
27 April 2016
nice hat!
New #Grizz hats at the #GrizzliesDen by adidas inside @FedExForum! pic.twitter.com/HqFhmdNg2i
— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) April 27, 2016
13 November 2015
the grizzlies look cute in their throwbacks
#MEMsounds #GrizzHWC > https://t.co/Mbx7U5d5CN
https://t.co/yUG8w9BaYg
— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) November 13, 201506 May 2015
the grizzlies really looked great last night
Hey @memgrizz! #WeBelieve #GrinandGrind #GoGrizz pic.twitter.com/Olvs4QJLMi
— Memphis Zoo (@MemphisZoo) May 6, 201520 April 2015
how was that first game of the Grizzlies v Trail Blazers series?
First half recap pic.twitter.com/rdzCLnjgKe
— Hardwood Paroxysm (@HPbasketball) April 20, 201516 April 2015
13 February 2015
08 January 2015
welcome to the family, betty and veronica
meet betty and veronica, 2 new grizzly bears in the central park zoo. evidently one is more blonde and the other brunette, but i'm sure she's just dyeing it to meet with manhattan's high standards of beauty.
19 December 2014
05 December 2014
26 November 2014
something to look forward to
Coming soon to Memphis area stores.... pic.twitter.com/JoxAugGjuQ
— Jason Wexler (@MainStMemphis) November 26, 201419 November 2014
all we do is win no matter what
Whoop! Memphis Wins 'Best @NBA Destination' by @USATODAY Poll. #GreaterMemphis http://t.co/QtA5YXaQFc pic.twitter.com/dYPRbnY3iw
— Memphis Grizzlies (@memgrizz) November 19, 201414 November 2014
break the internet
09 June 2014
Jarnell Stokes would make an excellent Grizzly
Jarnell Stokes talks to media after Griz pre-draft workout pic.twitter.com/nHaeq6mjn3
— Ronald Tillery (@CAGrizBeat) June 9, 201428 April 2014
look out grizzbears
"The legend holds that Effie was a housekeeper during the early years of the Skirvin, a luxury downtown hotel, before its 10 brick floors were expanded to 14 in 1930. W. B. Skirvin, the hotel’s widowed owner, supposedly had an affair with Effie and, when she became pregnant, ordered her to stay locked inside a room on an upper floor, even after she had the baby. At some point, the story goes, Effie went crazy, grabbed the baby and jumped, killing herself and the child."
now she scares people. even big mean basketball players. as you all know, i am by far the bravest of the bunch, so i would have NO TROUBLE sleeping tight in a hotel that has been filled with ghosts for 100 years. someone better tuck in marc and tony, though.
24 April 2014
Game 3, Grizz v Thunder at home in the FedEx Forum
This is the best article for you to read if you are at all interested in thy this game is so meaningful or why the Grizzlies are so much fun to cheer on.
Instead, Durant’s greatness creates more of a sour taste. Memphis has never had a player like Durant, perhaps never will. And yet Durant is all Thunder fans have ever known. Grizzlies fans, and the players they love most, often feel like they’ve come up the hard way. Thunder fans, they think, have had it too easy.
The fan cultures also seem so different in these small, middle-American markets.
Oklahoma City’s crowd acts more orderly. Everyone dutifully puts on their themed T-shirts, bearing sincere, agency-sublimating slogans.
Memphis’ crowd seems more unruly. The Grizzlies used to try T-shirts come playoff time -- the “white-outs” and “blue-outs” and what have you -- but had to spend too much time before games shaming reluctant fans into putting them on. The lockstep look didn’t fit, especially with unofficial Tony Allen T-shirts erupting into a local cottage industry. People preferred the towels. They lend themselves to more boisterous, physical expression.
Instead, Durant’s greatness creates more of a sour taste. Memphis has never had a player like Durant, perhaps never will. And yet Durant is all Thunder fans have ever known. Grizzlies fans, and the players they love most, often feel like they’ve come up the hard way. Thunder fans, they think, have had it too easy.
The fan cultures also seem so different in these small, middle-American markets.
Oklahoma City’s crowd acts more orderly. Everyone dutifully puts on their themed T-shirts, bearing sincere, agency-sublimating slogans.
Memphis’ crowd seems more unruly. The Grizzlies used to try T-shirts come playoff time -- the “white-outs” and “blue-outs” and what have you -- but had to spend too much time before games shaming reluctant fans into putting them on. The lockstep look didn’t fit, especially with unofficial Tony Allen T-shirts erupting into a local cottage industry. People preferred the towels. They lend themselves to more boisterous, physical expression.
22 April 2014
grizz wing big in OT last night in OKC
RT @geoff_calkins: OKC sports cover. pic.twitter.com/4YVDJW3AS1
— MemphisFlyer (@MemphisFlyer) April 22, 2014
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