On February 11, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued, and the Grizzlies challenged the Pistons away. The Grizzlies were the main counter-attackers in this game, and the first quarter of the offensive was like a tidal wave of 41-19. In the ensuing game, the Pistons struggled to catch up, but they had to dig too deep a hole before, and finally the Grizzlies took the Pistons lightly at 132-107, winning four consecutive games while giving their opponents six consecutive losses.
Field data
Grizzlies: Morant 23 points and 6 assists, Bain 22 points and 6 boards, Adams 17 points, 14 boards and 5 assists, Melton 14 points, Clark 14 points and 9 boards, Anderson 13 points and 10 boards, Jalen Jackson Jr. 12 points and 6 boards
Pistons: Grant 20 points, Diallo 17 points and 10 boards, Sadiq Bay 17 points, Jackson 12 points, Stewart 10 points, Joseph 4 points and 9 assists
Stars of the Field: Morant and Bain twin stars shine
In this battle, Morant and Bain both shot down 20+, once again staged a double star shining performance, and the Grizzlies also blossomed more points across the team, and finally easily beat the Pistons.
Highlights of this session
Easy snap! Melton went straight to the basket
Top open Grant! Morant threw a throw
Break through the dunks! Bay ignored the crowd defense
Nail board big hat! Stewart was in charge
Long drive straight into the delivery of the buckle! Diallo takes off domineeringly
Game review
In the first quarter, Adams made a basket to take the lead first, Stewart returned the pie, Adams forced the basket to play, Bane sent a throw, Jackson hit a three-point shot, Morant played 2+1, and the Grizzlies started with a 10-2 lead. Bay's three-pointer stopped bleeding, Williams immediately responded, Morant made a layup, Grant sent a dunk, Williams sent another three-pointer, Adams made a basket hit, and the Grizzlies led 22-9. Diallo sent a dunk, Anderson made two free throws, Conchar sent a long-range shot, Clark made two free throws and one shot, and the Grizzlies led by 18 points at 32-14. McGrud stopped the bleeding on three points, Jones returned the throw, Melton sent a three-pointer and dunk, and the Grizzlies led by 22 points. Clark sent a dunk to give the Grizzlies a 41-17 lead. Hayes hit two free throws to give the Grizzlies a 41-19 lead in the first quarter.
At the beginning of the second quarter, Clark hit two of his four free throws, Olynyk hit the basket, Jackson hit two free throws, And Bain hit two free throws and one shot, giving the Grizzlies a 49-26 lead. Bay made a layup, Bain sent a mid-range shot, and then Morant threw a shot to give the Grizzlies a 25-point lead at 53-28. Joseph and Bay struck two stop-and-go three-pointers, followed by Morant's two free throws, Anderson counter-attacking, Diallo returning the shot, and the Pistons trailed 40-61. Adams hit two free throws, Melton sent three points and the Grizzlies widened the 25-point gap again. In the final moments, the Pistons suddenly sent out a wave of 10-0, and finally fell behind 50-65 into the second half.
In another fight, Bay counter-attacked, Morant and Bay scored three points, and then Bay sent a counter-attack dunk, and the Pistons chased 57-68. Morant forced a shot under the basket, Diallo made two free throws and sent a dunk, and the Pistons were close to a 10-point gap. Jackson sent a three-pointer, Grant hit a dry shot, then Melton hit a jumper, Grant scored 2+1, and the Grizzlies led 81-69. Melton sent in three points, Adams hit two free throws and the Grizzlies widened the 16-point gap again. Grant scored four consecutive points to stop the bleeding, Clark hit two free throws, Olynyk hit a layup, Hayes scored 2+1, and the Pistons trailed 80-95 into the final quarter.
In the final quarter, the Grizzlies hit four consecutive free throws, Jackson took off and dunked, and then Bane sent a three-pointer to give the Grizzlies a 102-82 lead. Clark's dunk continued to score, the Grizzlies pulled 22 points away, the Pistons played a wave of 6-0 to stabilize the situation, Bane hit a layup, McGrud broke through the score, and then Bane sent a three-pointer, Grizzlies led 109-90. Morant and Anderson scored consecutive points, Joseph went to the basket to stop the bleeding, Morant sent another three- pointer, Morant and Bane scored four straight points, and the Grizzlies opened a 26-point gap. Stewart and Anderson then exchanged dunks to give the Grizzlies a 122-96 lead. The two sides then withdrew their main forces one after another, and the game completely entered garbage time, and the Grizzlies won a big victory.
Both sides started
Grizzlies: Morant, Bain, Zaire Williams, Jarren Jackson Jr., Adams
Pistons: Joseph, Sadiq Bay, Diallo, Grant, Stewart