The new season has not started, and the three major insiders are injured. What is the way out for the Grizzlies?

US media column reporter Gupta once proposed a solution for the Grizzlies: to package Pope, Clark, Conchar, and Koward with the first round of 2028 picks, and the transaction was obtained by Paul George to strengthen the third scoring point. But this plan is extremely feasible - George has also suffered from injuries in recent seasons. He only played 56 games last season and is 33 years old. He cannot provide stable combat support for the Grizzlies, which may intensify the team's potential for injury and salary pressure. When the dawn of the new season has not yet illuminated Memphis, the Grizzlies have been dragged into the quagmire by injuries and chaos.

In the past few years, they have always been jumping repeatedly in the reality of "dark horses" expectation and "disappointment". The wave of injuries is like an lingering shadow, and the core problem has never been solved. Continuing to maintain the status quo is nothing more than a waste of Jaren's peak period and consuming Morant's remaining value. In the end, it can only gradually become marginalized in the fierce competition in the West. Instead of internalizing the dilemma of "high or low or low", the Grizzlies may really be determined to completely rebuild: starting from four first-round picks, accumulate more talents around young players such as Aldama, and gradually deal with the contract between Morant and Jaren Jr. (if there is a suitable offer), and get rid of the shackles of injuries and internal contradictions. After all, in the cruel NBA league, "staying alive" is far less than "pushing down and starting over" - the "dark horse" that fell before the new season even started. If the direction is not adjusted in time, the future will only be more confused.