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The Bibby Draft (June 24, 1998)
Jan 22, 2026
55m 28s
Season 3 Wrap: B.C. Minister (of Grizzlies fandom) Adrian Dix
Dec 1, 2025
48m 08s
MJ Coasts as Last Dance Bulls Toy with Grizz (Grizzlies vs Bulls - March 20, 1998)
Nov 27, 2024
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Bonus - Canada vs Spain Olympic Recap
Aug 3, 2024
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Jul 30, 2024
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| Date | Episode | Description | Length | ||||||
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| 1/22/26 | The Bibby Draft (June 24, 1998) | "Stu-brain" strikes again at the 1998 NBA Entry Draft. The Grizzlies get Mike Bibby, but miss on possibly-franchise-altering players Vince Carter and Paul Pierce. Stu's narcissism (or crippling insecurity?) once again prevent him from trading Big Country for Steve Nash. No, that is not a typo. But at least we know it's the last time the Grizzlies will ever draft a point guard with the 2nd overall pick in the NBA Draft. Right? Right, guys? | 55m 28s | ||||||
| 12/1/25 | Season 3 Wrap: B.C. Minister (of Grizzlies fandom) Adrian Dix | We are back! B.C.'s Minister of Energy and Climate Solutions Adrian Dix joins the podcast to flex his basketball muscles. He's still mad Stu didn't draft Lamar Odom in '99. Jeremy and Justin hand out the hardware for another tough season in Grizzland. The awards include The Dave Pratt Award for Worst Take, The Big Country Award for MVP and The Stu Jackson Award for Biggest Disappoinment. | 48m 08s | ||||||
| 11/27/24 | MJ Coasts as Last Dance Bulls Toy with Grizz (Grizzlies vs Bulls - March 20, 1998) | The Last Dance through the eyes of the Grizzlies. An exhausted Vancouver squad plays hard despite living through an ungodly stretch of seven games in 10 nights (Spoiler alert! They lost all seven). MJ barely breaks a sweat en route to 24. The Big Special Boy goes off once again with 30. AD buried on the bench. Doug West cranks 17 Heinekens. The poisonous fruits of Stu's toxic incompetence are laid bare. | 1h 05m 07s | ||||||
| 8/3/24 | Bonus - Canada vs Spain Olympic Recap | We chop it up after a big Canadian W. SGA stays loose and has a day. Forget Wemby, we got Nemby. Canadian perimeter defenders giving Spanish guards panic attacks and a bad case of the turnovers. Canada can't clear the defensive glass, but this time, it doesn't matter. | 24m 17s | ||||||
| 7/30/24 | Bonus - Canada vs Australia Olympic Recap | Another frantic breakdown of a big Canadian W. SGA gets into foul trouble early. No worries, RJ Barrett is a stud. Josh Giddey looks like Larry Bird, then he doesn't. Lu Dort manhandling dudes out there. Canada lays the defensive smack down in the 4th. | 24m 02s | ||||||
| 7/29/24 | Bonus - Canada vs Greece Olympic Recap | Jeremy breaks down Canada's clutch opening game win against Greece with an epic monologue. SGA and RJ cook. The new bench mob flounders. Giannis keeps the Greeks afloat. Near catastrophe, but Shai pulls it out from the flames. | 28m 20s | ||||||
| 7/15/24 | Bonus - Toronto Raptors' Superfan Nav Bhatia | Nav Bhatia and his co-author Tamara Baluja join us to discuss their new book 'The Heart of a Superfan: A Memoir of Grit, Love, Family and Basketball'. Nav was a pleasure, aside from the opening moments when he immediately scorched Vancouver Grizzlies fans. That one hurt, Superfan Nav! | 30m 07s | ||||||
| 12/14/23 | Our Big Special Boy Goes OFF in Boston (Grizzlies vs Celtics - January 15, 1998) | Our Beautiful Baby Boy has a night. Seriously, the Big Guy cooks to the point that Tommy Heinsohn wonders if he's going to anchor a championship team. The Celtics press, then press, then press some more. It totally doesn't work, but then Reef and AD start chucking the ball around. Grizz set an all-time record for post entries in one game (probably not, but maybe!) Blue doing Blue things. A solemn moment as Justin and Jeremy bid adieu to the Doug Edwards era. | 55m 42s | ||||||
| 8/14/23 | Return to Sender: Shareef mauls Mailman (Grizzlies vs Jazz - December 28, 1997) | Shareef Abdur-Rahim puts one on creepy Karl Malone and carries the squad through an epic 4th quarter. John Stockton reminds us why he's a GOATed PG. Not even lying, the Big Special Boy plays all of the first 36 minutes! Sam Mack treats us to an offensive outburst. Antonio Daniels continues to delight and dismay. Stu still doing Stu things (bad). | 59m 30s | ||||||
| 5/23/23 | Bonus - Vancouver Bandits Coach and GM Kyle Julius | Reef, the Big Boi and even Stu take a quick rest as we detour into the world of the Canadian Elite Basketball League (CEBL). The Vancouver Bandits are set to tip off their season. We talk to coach and GM Kyle Julius his return to the Bandits' bench, the team's biggest stars, the Elam Ending, Championship Weekend in Langley and Blue Edwards' kid playing in the CEBL! Also! We're giving away tickets to the Bandits' home opener. | 19m 26s | ||||||
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| 5/15/23 | Otis Gets His Revenge as AD Shows a Flash of Brilliance (Grizzlies vs Pistons -- November 30, 1997) | The Grizz storm the Palace at Auburn Hills. Antonio Daniels looks atrocious but recovers for a memorable moment. Otis Thorpe and the bench mob dominate. We've reached the peak of Mayberry Mountain! The Brian Williams/Bison Dele story is...disquieting. The big special boy puts in some good work. Lindsey Hunter gets his hand stuck in a folding chair. Grant Hill chokes. Jeremy seethes when Justin attempts to do a positive 'What Did Stu Do Now?'. But they're still friends. | 55m 45s | ||||||
| 3/6/23 | New Look Grizz Come Out Firing in Dallas (Grizzlies vs Mavericks - November 4, 1997) | Shareef looks like a dang all-star and then doesn't. Please enjoy the Otis Thorpe Experience™ (for a limited time only!). In a related matter, Stu makes (another) one of his all-time, pit-of-despair blunders. Dennis Scott and Michael Finley have the Grizzlies seeing stars and some guy says the Mavs are going 97-0. BONUS: Jeremy meets and gambles with Gary Payton, while Justin obtains a piece of holy grail Grizzlies memorabilia. Something for everyone, really. | 51m 45s | ||||||
| 12/9/22 | Stu at the 1997 Draft: A Grave and Grievous Error (June 25, 1997) | Tim Duncan would've changed everything, but the Grizz couldn't have him. Thanks, Stern. The draft was weak and, sure, the Antonio Daniels pick was fine. Ho hum. But! Much more interestingly!! History-altering fate once again knocks at Stu Jackson's door. Will he answer? | 44m 35s | ||||||
| 10/1/22 | Bonus - Interview with former Grizzlies forward George Lynch | George Lynch played 123 games for the Grizzlies between 1996 and 1998. In that time, he logged 8 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists and a steal in 21 minutes per game. Lynch on the relentless losing in Vancouver: "It was tough. My entire little league, college, high school...until I got to the NBA...I probably hadn't lost more than 60 games in the entirety. Then you get here and you lose 60 games in one season. That's a lot of losing." | 6m 35s | ||||||
| 9/30/22 | Season Two Wrap - ’The Grizzlie Truth’ Director Kat Jayme | Jeremy and Justin finish up the 1996-97 season by handing out the hardware for worst take, best remembering, biggest disappointment and MVP. Then, writer/director Kat Jayme joins the podcast for an in-depth interview on her new film 'The Grizzlie Truth'. (She swears we're in it!) | 50m 37s | ||||||
| 4/21/22 | A Glimpse of Greatness: Grizz Face 18-year-old Kobe Bryant (Grizzlies vs. Lakers - February 21, 1997) | Kobe shows a flash of future greatness. Shaq sits. Chick Hearn insists Shareef should be Rookie of the Year. G-Money returns to form, but crumbles when it matters most. Big Country gets owned in the post by...everyone. Lord Byron gets his revenge. | 38m 13s | ||||||
| 2/7/22 | Stu Fires Winters, AP Drops a 40-piece (Grizzlies vs. Nets - February 4, 1997) | Brian Winters is out. Stu says the Grizz need to "attain another culture", but it seems like the same old. Anthony Peeler can't miss a jumper and puts Shawn Bradley on a poster. Kerry Kittles dominates with a career high. | 36m 42s | ||||||
| 11/1/21 | Reef Shows Out in Cali (Grizzlies vs Warriors - January 8, 1997) | Shareef drops 34 in his return home to California. G-Money is back in the saddle with a near dub-dub. Big Country puts up nice numbers, but there's a lot of empty calories there. Reef vs. Joe Smith is set to become the Barkley vs. Malone of the 2000's and beyond. | 38m 05s | ||||||
| 9/20/21 | The Grizz Beat the Best Team in the League (Grizzlies vs Rockets - December 17, 1996) | Reef plays like a seasoned vet. The Big Guy comes through in the clutch. David slays Goliath. If the Grizz beat the best team in the league, does that mean...they're...the best team in the league? | 36m 12s | ||||||
| 7/19/21 | Country Dominates the Hapless Spurs (Grizzlies vs Spurs - December 6, 1996) | The 1996-97 season is off to a brutal start, but you wouldn't know it from this excellent, all-around team performance. Shareef shows off some signature moves. Peeler is stroking from mid-range. And fans get the Big Country vs. Will Perdue marquee matchup they've been anxiously awaiting. | 36m 07s | ||||||
| 5/10/21 | The Shareef Draft (June 26, 1996) | Kobe Bryant, Steve Nash, and Ray Allen watch from the green room as the Grizzlies select Shareef Abdur-Rahim 3rd overall in the most stacked draft in NBA history. Justin goes into a tailspin wondering why the Grizzlies didn't trade for Nash at #15. Jeremy builds his ongoing Grizzlies fantasy roster which now includes Greg Ostertag AND the Junkyard Dog. | 53m 41s | ||||||
| 3/29/21 | Season One Wrap with the First Grizz Owner | Former Vancouver Grizzlies owner Arthur Griffiths joins the show. He raises important questions like 'what if the Grizzlies were actually an arena football team?' and 'what if the Grizzlies didn't get completely screwed by the expansion rules?'. Justin and Jeremy hand out their season one awards. | 43m 00s | ||||||
| 3/1/21 | Finally, A Good Country Game (Grizzlies vs Hawks - March 20, 1996) | In the midst of one of the longest losing streaks in NBA history, Country shows up big against the Hawks. But the Grizz D has to cope with a scorching 4th quarter performance from Steve Smith. | 31m 29s | ||||||
| 2/1/21 | Blue at the Buzzer! (Grizzlies vs 76ers - January 6, 1996) | Scott Skiles retires pre-game in Vancouver. G-Money delivers a commanding performance. Blue Edwards hits the improbable game-winner in overtime on an even more improbable pass from the Big Guy. | 35m 22s | ||||||
| 1/15/21 | The Big Country Draft (June 28, 1995) | The Grizzlies take Big Country with their first ever entry draft pick. But was it as bad a pick as everyone remembers? Well, yes. But not for the reason you're thinking. | 38m 12s | ||||||
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