Zach Randolph did not participate in contact drills with his Grizzlies teammates on Monday, as anticipated, which means he's not going to be playing when the team returns to action on Wednesday. Z-Bo ran sprints and did other on-court activities but is still not quite ready for hard cuts and lateral movement, and said he "can't put a percentage" on how close he feels. A purely speculative return date is March 7, at the Warriors - the Grizz play three games over the next four days (Wed DAL, Fri @TOR, Sat DET) and then have three days off before heading to Oakland [schedule], and it's highly unlikely that he'd be activated before running through a full practice.
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