Amid the recent turmoil surrounding the Grizzlies, one of the popular suggestions for the team among analysts and pundits has been to add a veteran voice to the locker room for the stretch run.
However, Dillon Brooks doesn’t agree.
Brooks, one of the most outspoken leaders in the Grizzlies’ locker room, scoffed at the idea of Memphis signing a veteran for the stretch run after Thursday’s 131–110 win over the Warriors. He also roped in two former NBA greats—Dwight Howard and Carmelo Anthony—in his response seemingly as examples of players that wouldn’t serve the intended veteran purpose that many believe the Grizzlies need.