Grizzlies Trade Wayne Selden, MarShon Brooks & Two 2nd Rounders to Chicago for Justin Holiday

Per Woj, the Grizzlies are finalizing a trade to send Wayne Selden, MarShon Brooks, and Two Second Round Picks (2019 & 2020) to the Chicago Bulls for SF Justin Holiday. Holiday is averaging 11.6pts & 4.4reb this season and is considered a "3 & D" type wing that the Grizzlies have been searching for. Full Coverage of the Grizzlies move tomorrow at 9am with Geoff Calkins in 92.9FM & 680AM. 

Memphis is sending its own 2019 and 2020 second-round picks in deal, per source. https://t.co/bKgNquYP5H

— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) January 4, 2019

Can confirm Grizzlies trade as reported: Selden/MarShon Brooks/2019 & 2020 seconds for Justin Holiday. Move puts the Grizzlies very close to the tax line but not over it. More coming.

— Chris Herrington (@HerringtonNBA) January 4, 2019

I’m a fan of this deal for the Grizzlies, actually. Holiday can help.

— John Martin (@JohnMartin929) January 4, 2019

Memphis is still below the luxury tax by $463K with the addition of the $4.4M Justin Holiday expiring contract. The Grizzlies will inherit early bird rights on the guard. Memphis also creates an open roster spot but using now would put them in the tax.

— Bobby Marks (@BobbyMarks42) January 4, 2019

Holiday is a 3 and D wing that can make an immediate impact on this team.

Memphis was always going to be a buyer considering they owe Boston a top-8 protected first-round pick that otherwise rolls over. They want to get that obligation over with this season, and obviously pass along as low a pick as possible. https://t.co/6WmKxIphFa

— Zach Lowe (@ZachLowe_NBA) January 4, 2019

Holiday is a 3 and D wing that can make an immediate impact on this team.Giving up Selden, Brooks, and 2 picks may be a bit much, but with the cloud of the past failed trade looming/need for a consistent wing player, it’s worth it. #GrindCity https://t.co/9qkn7SBveV

— Connor Dunning (@Cdunning901) January 4, 2019

Memphis is still below the luxury tax by $463K with the addition of the $4.4M Justin Holiday expiring contract. The Grizzlies will inherit early bird rights on the guard. Memphis also creates an open roster spot but using now would put them in the tax.

— Bobby Marks (@BobbyMarks42) January 4, 2019

Justin Holiday ranks 2nd in the NBA in Corner 3s, a shot Memphis has struggled with; they have hit just 32% from the corners, which is worst in the NBA. Holiday is hitting 43% from there. pic.twitter.com/s8TL6zTuqe

— Kirk Goldsberry (@kirkgoldsberry) January 4, 2019