Memphis Commercial-Appeal Tony Allen got disconnected from his man, and on an early play in Game 1 of the Western Conference finals, Danny Green slipped backdoor for a layup.
Memphis Grizzlies May 20, 2013
Thunder Rumblings | Oklahoman Anthony Slater[img]2062450[/img] Turning point After an unlikely third quarter comeback, aided by a strange Tony Allen technical (examined later), the Thunder had momentum and a more than manageable two-point deficit heading to the fourth.Read more on NewsOK.com
Oklahoma City Thunder May 15, 2013
Welcome to Loud City With the Thunder on the cusp of losing in the playoffs for the 3rd consecutive season after only winning a single game (Mavericks, Heat), we are left to wonder what of the myriad things that went wrong could have gone right. Kevin Durant is struggling mightily against this suffocating defense that has a clear and obvious plan on how to wear down Durant and defeat him. They've done it for 3 games in a row and we're likely going to see the same thing again tonight. It makes us wonder though if there are any other ways to get Durant open looks against Tony Allen and the Grizzlies D. Over ...
Oklahoma City Thunder May 15, 2013Memphis Commercial-Appeal Tony Allen maneuvered his way under the basket and tried to flip the ball to Zach Randolph with 3:03 left Monday night in Game 4 of the Western Conference semifinals.
Memphis Grizzlies May 14, 2013Memphis Commercial-Appeal Who let the thirsty dog out?
Memphis Grizzlies May 14, 2013
Oklahoman BY BERRY TRAMELThe defense of Memphis guard Tony Allen has become a major force in this Western Conference semifinal series.Read more on NewsOK.com
Oklahoma City Thunder May 14, 2013
Sacramento Bee Any correspondence about possible Los Angeles Clippers' off-season moves needs to go straight to the top. Los Angeles Clippers' Blake Griffin, right, and Memphis Grizzlies' Tony Allen scrap for a loose ball during the first half in Game 5 of a first-round NBA basketball playoff series in Los Angeles, Tuesday, April 30, 2013. Memphis Grizzlies' Zach Randolph (50) shoots over Los Angeles Clippers' Blake Griffin during the second half of Game 4 in a first-round NBA basketball playoff series in Memphis, Tenn., Saturday, April 27, 2013. The Grizzlies defeated the Clippers 104-83. Los...
Sacramento Kings May 14, 2013Memphis Commercial-Appeal Grizzlies guard Tony Allen strutted by the scorer’s table and delivered a bold message during the waning moments of Game 2 during the Western Conference semifinals.
Memphis Grizzlies May 13, 2013
Oklahoman Anthony Slater[img]2052911[/img] Turning point Tony Allen and Zach Randolph opened overtime with a pair of buckets, Randolph’s off a loose ball scramble, to give Memphis its biggest lead of the game to that moment.Read more on NewsOK.com
Oklahoma City Thunder May 13, 2013NBA Blog | Houston Chronicle LeBron James and Grizzlies forward Tony Allen received the most first-place votes with 25 apiece. Rounding out the first team is Knicks center Tyson Chandler, Bulls big man Joakim Noah, Serge Ibaka of the Thunder and Clippers point guard Chris Paul. The first team had six players because Chandler and Noah tied with 24 points. [...]
Houston Rockets May 13, 2013Lakers Now | Los Angeles Times The 2012 NBA all-defensive first team was announced Monday, with six players being named: Chris Paul, LeBron James, Serge Ibaka, Tony Allen and a tie at center between Tyson Chandler and Joakim Noah.
Los Angeles Lakers May 13, 2013
Brew Hoop The NBA announced the members of its 2013 All-Defensive First and Second teams today, and Bucks center Larry Sanders was not present on either squad. Perimeter stopper Tony Allen of the Memphis Grizzlies led the field with 53 voting points including 25 of a possible 29 first-place votes (coaches are not allowed to vote for their own players). LeBron James also received 25 first-place votes and had 52 points overall. Sanders tied Denver's Andre Iguodala with 16 points to lead the "honorable mentions". He received 4 first-place votes. Of course, there were some puzzling results to the vo...
Milwaukee Bucks May 13, 2013Celtics Blog | Providence Journal By Mike McDermottNBA head coaches have voted Celtics guard Avery Bradley to the NBA's All-Defensive second team. Former Celtic Tony Allen, now with the Memphis Grizzlies, led the first team with more votes than any other player. He was joined on the first team by LeBron James (Miami), Serge Ibaka (Oklahoma City), Chris Paul (L.A. Clippers), Tyson Chandler (New York) and Joakim Noah (Chicago). The first team had six members because Chandler and Noah were tied for fifth in the voting. Each of the 30 NBA coaches selected members of his first and second team by position. Players received two...
Boston Celtics May 13, 2013Memphis Commercial-Appeal Tony Allen was at a Super Bowl party, sitting at Mike Conley’s house supposedly to take his mind off hoops and enjoy the biggest game on the NFL calendar.
Memphis Grizzlies May 12, 2013
Oklahoman BY JOHN ROHDEMEMPHIS, Tenn. – Former Oklahoma State standout Tony Allen was speaking of his Memphis Grizzlies, but he just as easily could have been discussing the Oklahoma City Thunder. “We know that every game you try to be a piece to a puzzle and each individual understands that, knowing their role,” said Allen, one of the NBA's premier defenders. Read more on NewsOK.com
Oklahoma City Thunder May 11, 2013
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