A straph infection has sidelined high flyer Rudy Gay for the Grizzlies' game against Miami on Tuesday night and may keep him out against Orlando on Wednesday, the Associated Press is reporting.

The team did not reveal specifics of the infection, other than saying it was "in his leg area."

The Memphis Grizzlies waived forward Brent Petway, Grizzlies General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Wallace announced today.

Petway, who signed on Sept. 29, appeared in one preseason game at Houston on Oct. 7, recording two points and one rebound in four minutes.

The current roster stands at 14 players.

Guard Javaris Crittenton averaged nearly twenty minutes per game for the Grizzles last season but hasn't been getting much playing time this preseason.

"I definitely didn't expect it to be going this way," Crittenton admitted.

Until he played 27 minutes against the Rockets on Wednesday, he had hardly played for the Grizzles this month. Many roster changes this summer appear to have forced Crittenton out of the rotation, at least momentarily.

"A lot of stuff isn't in my control right now so I just have to be patient," Crittenton said. "When I wake up, I just know I'm going to come in and get better."

Memphis general manager Chris Wallace said that no trade involving Crittenton is imminent, although a trade is always a possibilty.

Memphis rookie O.J. Mayo caught fire to carry the Grizzlies to a 103-95 win over Indiana on Monday night, scoring 26 points including six three pointers, the Associated Press is reporting.

Mayo came into the game shooting 2-of-14 from behind the arc but found his shot and went 6-of-8.

The Memphis Grizzlies waived forward/center Malick Badiane, Grizzlies' General Manager and Vice President of Basketball Operations Chris Wallace announced today.

Badiane, who signed on Sept. 30, appeared in one preseason game vs. Washington on Oct. 8, logging one minute.

The current roster stands at 15 players.

The Dallas Independent School District has re-opened an investigation into an alleged grade changing scandal involving Grizzlies' rookie Darrell Arthur when he was at South Oak Cliff High School.

"There are too many questions at this time for us to just leave it alone," Superintendent Michael Hinojosa said.

Arthur did not comment on the situation.

If the district finds Arthur did not have sufficient credits in high school, Kansas could have to forfeit any or all games involving him.