Jared Kizer

@outofcontextage @MbLAoC

@ChrisHerrington are you back on radio anywhere at this point?

@ChrisHerrington Chris curious if you could envision a structure involving Sheppard on the HOU side?

Morant (Landale/Konchar) for Rollins/Portis (Kuzma contract) is a deal I’ve wondered about since November. Rollins trade eligible next week. If the Bucks wanted to take a big swing to keep Giannis, a buy-low gamble on Ja is pretty big.

@NathanChester24 Beyond nuts almost makes you wonder whether this is a soft tank strategy of some sort.

The Memphis Grizzlies are not good enough to win games with NINE players out while playing their best players 30 minutes or less. It’s insane that needs to be said, but it does. This team is probably a few games above .500 with a normal coaching staff and front office.

@brevinknight22 Merry Christmas Brevin! Keep up the great work, you and Pete are the best!

Merry Christmas from The Knights!!

@fastbreakbreak stupid Jaren foul? surely not.

Jokic nails the half-court shot (after an extra stupid Jaren Jackson jr 4th foul)

@membtv Fixed at five relics, no extra neutral gold and a bias toward an open version of arabia would be my votes.

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@DailyMemphian @ChrisHerrington @DrewHill_DM you guys should create an account for the pod itself

Drew Hill and Chris Herrington recap a rough start to the week for the Memphis Grizzlies. Can they get Jaren Jackson Jr. going? dailymemphian.com/article/56910

@StatsSAC 1000% this. One of the most disappointing non Ja nuttiness aspects of this season so far.

Halves in which JJJ has played 15 plus minutes with 5 or less shot attempts: Last year: 7 times in 148 total halves This year: 5 times in 14 total halves If Ja is struggling, you have to feature Jaren. There is no excuse for him to average less than 15 shots a game

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@ChrisHerrington I mean surely something happened during halftime itself no? I know we don’t know for sure but seems bizarre otherwise.

Herrington: After Ja Morant’s ‘quiet-quitting’ and postgame display, what’s next for him and the Grizzlies? dailymemphian.com/subscriber/sec…

@DrewHill_DM @ChrisHerrington has there been an Ja and Jaren pnr yet? Don’t recall much at all from what I’ve watched so far.

@DrewHill_DM Internet needs Chris’s take on Edey’s harry potter wallet.

Chris and I are on the road to Nashville for Grizzlies camp. Do you have any questions for the return of the pod this week? Drop em ⬇️

Hey guys! Back from a week travel and will be back tonight, can’t wait🤩

@BobbyMarks42 7. 2026 NBA champs

Here is the transaction timeline in Memphis: 1. Cole Anthony: Waive and Stretch 2. Jaren Jackson Jr: Renegotiate (cap space) and extend 3. Cam Spencer: Remaining cap space 4. Santi Aldama: Bird rights (cap hold is released) 5. Ty Jerome: Room exception 6. Jock Landale: Veteran minimum

@EmanuelDerman @delong That’s a Rousseau quote

“The first man who, having enclosed a piece of ground, bethought himself of saying ‘This is mine,’ and found people simple enough to believe him, was the real founder of civil society.” — Locke, by @delong open.substack.com/pub/braddelong…

@PerBylund @lexfridman Not to mention ofc that the economy was far from laissez faire headed into and through the Depression i.e., the money supply was Fed managed.

What I really dislike about the above @lexfridman clip is the underlying assumption that economics is not about understanding the world but about shaping society. It's a very progressive assumption that fits poorly with the history of economic thought. It's fine to claim, as Fridman and Burns do, that the Austrians are the most radical laissez-faire (as they put it), but not without saying why. They make it sound like economics is all about political ideology. Of course perspective, including politics, plays a role for economists (those who "do economics"), but it doesn't mean their arguments or theories are therefore fundamentally biased. But that's in effect what both Fridman and Burns assume. Perhaps without knowing it...?

I'm not sure what time period this refers to (1930s?), but are really Milton Friedman and FA Hayek accurately portrayed? From the Lex Fridman podcast: "The Austrians and the Chicago school see economic prosperity and growth comes from individual initiative, individual entrepreneurship, private sources. The private market is what drives economic growth, not the public sector. And so, for Friedman, then, the question is, what is the government's role? And because he's lived through the Great Depression he's not laissez faire and he won't ever be laissez faire, and interestingly Hayek, living through the Great Depression, at first is laissez faire and he's like, 'sure, let it rip,' and things get so bad that Hayek's like, 'okay, that's not going to work.'" -- Jennifer Burns youtube.com/watch?v=Thu62e…

@901Fletch unbelievable

You know we are jinxed. I mean FFS

@espn @ShamsCharania Space Jam 3 incoming

Breaking: Jake LaRavia has agreed to a two-year, $12 million deal with the Los Angeles Lakers, sources tell @ShamsCharania.

@ChrisHerrington Chris what about Eason? I’m assuming the answer here is that HOU would have no interest but wasn’t sure.

After Bane trade, the Grizzlies suddenly have bountiful assets -- fungible contracts, future draft picks, financial room -- to reshape their team, but an extended window to do it. Deal now, deal later or split the baby? I look over the landscape. dailymemphian.com/subscriber/sec…