The Grizzlies broke the Warriors at home, the enemy was extremely red-eyed, and Dillon Brooks taunted Iguodala as a victor, declaring that the other side had no vision and the Grizzlies could build a dynasty.
Speaking of the beginning and end of this feud, it goes back to 2019, when the Warriors sent Iguodala to Memphis to make room for Russell's salary, but the latter refused to play for the Grizzlies and eventually switched to the Heat. At first, the young players, led by Morant and Dillon Brooks, were excited about Iguodala's arrival and prepared to learn from it, but Iguodala felt that the Grizzlies were not good enough and asserted that they would not play a game for Memphis.
In order not to spoil the atmosphere in the locker room, the Grizzlies chose to compromise and send Iguodala away, but the incident also triggered Morant and Curry to face each other on Twitter. Morant supports Dillon Brooks, and Curry posts a picture of Iguodala holding the FMVP, warning the younger generations to know how to respect.
Now, the Grizzlies have cashed in on their talents, Memphis has risen, morant, Dillon, Bain, Melton, And Jalen Jackson Jr. have given the city hope, defeating the defending champion Bucks, beating the Warriors who are out of the woods, and ranking second in the league with a record of 53 wins and 23 losses.
Dillon said in an interview, "We've grown a lot, we all have this vision, and he (Iguodala) doesn't, which is good, just send him back to the Warriors what to do, from the beginning we built the foundation and continued to grow to take this dynasty and the team to new heights." ”
It is precisely because the resentment has not subsided that the young people of the Grizzlies will always improve themselves, and Iguodala's arrogance indirectly teaches them a lesson.