On January 15, Beijing time, the NBA regular season, the Grizzlies beat the Pacers 130-112 by 18 points, winning 9 consecutive victories, which is also the longest winning streak in the league. In this game, the Grizzlies firmly grasped the lead from the first half, at one point to 19 points. In the second half, the game scene completely turned into Morant's stage, and he showed off his anti-balance basket buckle and nail board hat to make the away stadium boil for him. Morant unlocked a dunk achievement against 29 teams except the Grizzlies, and he eventually clocked in three quarters to help the Grizzlies win a big win on the road.
Statistics
Grizzlies: Morant 23 points and 10 assists, Bane 25 points and 8 rebounds, Williams 13 points, Adams 10 points and 9 rebounds, Jackson Jr. 9 points and 10 rebounds, substitute Aldama 17 points and 4 rebounds, Clark 11 points and 3 steals
Pacers: Mathurin 16 points and 3 rebounds, Isaiah Jackson 12 points, 7 rebounds and 4 blocks, Nembhard 7 points and 7 assists, substitute Duarte 25 points, 3 rebounds and 3 assists, McConnell 13 points, 8 rebounds and 11 assists
Star of the field: Morant
Morant contributed a double-double of 23 points and 10 assists in just 25 minutes and 15 seconds, helping the team lay the foundation for victory in the first three quarters and complete the three-quarter clock-out. The whole game has completely become a stage for Morant's performance, and all kinds of wonderful buckles can do anything.
Highlight moments
Nesmith catches the snap
Morant Fast Attack Folding Snap Buckle
Isaiah Jackson puts the ball in an aerial confrontation
Zaire Williams snapped with both hands
Morant sends Matulin a nail plate big hat
Morant Tomahawk flat basket divider
Match Review
At the start of the first quarter, Nesmith made an empty dunk and scored the first athletic battle for the Pacers. Williams responded with a dunk, and the Grizzlies scored six straight points. Mathurin hit a three-pointer, Williams snapped a jumper, Bane scored on a layup, and Hield cut for a layup. Morant scored four straight points, Mathurin ran for a basket, Adams scored on a free throw, and the Grizzlies scored seven straight points to stretch the gap to double digits. McConnell and Jackson scored back-to-back goals, Adams scored a dunk, Hield ran for a layup, Duarte hit a three-pointer, and the Pacers chased the deficit to 3 points. Bane and Aldama scored five straight points, Duarte hit two free throws and Clark turned and made a jumper. The first quarter ended with the Grizzlies leading the Pacers 36-28.
At the start of the second quarter, Duarte and Nembold hit back-to-back 3-pointers, Clark drifted for a shot, and the Pacers scored six straight points to take the lead. Bane and Jackson Jr. scored back-to-back goals as the Grizzlies went on a 13-2 offensive run to take another 11-point lead. Smith made a layup, Morant and Roddy scored back-to-back points, McConnell made a backhand layup, and Adams hooked a score. The Grizzlies again unleashed a 9-0 offensive surge to extend their lead to 19 points, the biggest margin of the first half. Mathurin hit a three-point shot. At halftime, the Grizzlies led the Pacers 68-52.
Easy to fight again. Isaiah Jackson made an empty dunk, Nesmith stepped back and made a jumper, Jackson Jr. scored a layup, Mathurin cut an empty basket, and Bane and Nembold faced off for 3-pointers. Morant broke through for a basket and scored with a Saiyah Jackson dunk, Bane broke through and Morant scored four straight points. The Grizzlies drove an 8-0 offensive rhythm to stretch the gap to 20 points. McConnell stepped back on a jumper, Adams took an empty dunk, Smith scored on a jumper, and Morant broke through to complete a sky-high dunk. Duarte hit a back-up jumper, Williams made an empty dunk, and Mathurin and McConnell scored back-to-back points. Aldama scored six straight points, and Taylor made a basket. The third quarter ended with the Grizzlies leading the Pacers 97-79.
At the start of the final quarter, Bane hit a three-point shot and scored eight straight points to help the Grizzlies extend their lead to 26 points. Clark scored on a free throw, Taylor hit a three-pointer, Jackson Jr. responded with a three-pointer, Taylor scored a dunk, and the Grizzlies scored eight straight points, bringing the difference to 34 points, and the game began to lose suspense. With 6:22 left in the game, the Grizzlies replaced the main players and announced an early resignation. As game time ran out, the Grizzlies finally scored a big win on the road.
Both sides start
Grizzlies: Morant, Bane, Zaire Williams, Jalen Jackson Jr., Adams
Pacers: Nembuchard, Nesmith, Hield, Mathurin, Isaiah Jackson