Grizzlies’ tuomas yisalo seeks temporary future

The Memphis Grizzlies are in offseasy mode after only four matches in 2025. years NBA PLAY-OFAs they moved in the first round in the first round, a thunderous border. The result of the series series was not fully surprising, given that Oklahoma City had the best record in the entire NBA during the regular season, while they blew in the playoffs as the eighth seeds in the Western Conference.

There are a lot of questions that grizzlizers are dealing, now that their season is over, perhaps, including the future of their coaching staff – especially The status of the temporary main coach Tuomas yisalo. After the bite of bits, indulging in Head Coach Taylor Jenkins with only nine games remained in the regular season, it was cheyed, who became the main team coach, albeit at a temporary basis.

Accompanying Grizzlies’ 117-115 Loss in game 4 Thunder Series Saturday in FedExforum in Memphis, IISALO asked questions about media members in the press press, including some of its Thinks about his future with a team.

“I have no thinking about that topic,” he said, he asked if he asked if he thought he would be promoted as a constant chief coach (over the NBA). “We had 15 games, we had two practices and I tried to do my best. These decisions are for someone else in the future.”

He asked if he wanted to become a funeral coach, he lewified, “Yes. Why not?”

He also chewed the lighter moment when he asked about his immediate plans after removal in Shai Gilgeous-Alexander and Thunder.

“What I go home next, I’ll probably have a glass of bourbon because we’re here in the south,” he replied cheyed.

Although they lost only two points in the game 4 Thunder Series, it was clear that Oklahoma City was in another class. Thunder On average almost another 20 points In a series of grizzly and record better average in them jumps, helps, steals, and blocks, while setting up a higher percentage of target target and success rates behind the port.

Grizlies finished the regular season of 2024-24 NBA with a record with 48-34.

Reckle Villas is an experienced sports writer covering various sports, including NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL and college football. He graduated in the communication art from the University of Santo Thomas in the Philippines.