MEMPHIS, Tenn. -- The Memphis Grizzlies have signed general manager Chris Wallace and a pair of executive vice presidents in the front office to multi-year extensions.
The team announced the deals Thursday without disclosing the terms.
Controlling owner Robert Pera said in a statement that Wallace along with John Hollinger, executive vice president of basketball operations, and Ed Stefanski, executive vice president of player personnel, have established the culture he believes is necessary to compete in the NBA.
Wallace has been Memphis' general manager since June 18, 2007. The Grizzlies have gone to six straight postseasons with 27 playoff victories after having none in the first three appearances.
Hollinger has been with Memphis since December 2012, and Stefanski has been with Memphis since July 2014.
