The Memphis Grizzlies signed veteran swingman Kyle Anderson last week, inking him to a four-year $37 million offer sheet that San Antonio declined to match. While not exactly a blockbuster signing, Anderson’s addition was emblematic of both a lukewarm market, and Memphis’ current cap situation.
There’s legitimate reason to question if Anderson will be worth the nearly $40 million Memphis is about to pay him. What can’t be questioned is that it will be a better use of money than their last big free-agent signing.
Despite the possibly-bloated price tag, Anderson brings plenty to the Grizzlies’ table.