- Matchup: Memphis Grizzlies vs. Golden State Warriors
- Date: Friday, October 23, 2026
- Venue: Chase Center, San Francisco, CA
- Broadcast: NBC Sports Bay Area
- Betting Line: Memphis (+4.0)
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This Friday, the Golden State Warriors (37-45 last season) will clash with the Memphis Grizzlies (25-57 last year) at Chase Center. Memphis enters this contest as 4.0-point underdogs, with the over/under set at 234.5 points.
In their previous outing, the Grizzlies defeated the Jazz with a score of 123-103. Memphis achieved a shooting percentage of 47.3% (44 of 93) and hit 13 of 34 attempts from beyond the arc. At the free-throw line, they converted 22 of 28 attempts, which translates to a 78.6% success rate. On the boards, Memphis secured 55 rebounds, 15 of which were offensive. They also notched 23 assists, forced 18 turnovers, and recorded 8 steals. Defensively, they allowed Utah to shoot 46.7% from the field on 35 of 75 attempts. The Jazz registered 25 assists and 9 steals during the game, while grabbing 38 boards (5 offensive, 33 defensive) and blocking 7 shots. Utah ended the game with a free-throw percentage of 66.7%, making 22 out of 33 attempts, and they succeeded on 11 of 32 attempts from long range. In terms of personal fouls, Memphis had 26 while Utah accrued 23.
Notably, Ty Jerome was a standout performer in this game, finishing with an impressive 68.0% shooting accuracy, alongside 6 assists. He played for 32 minutes, pulling down 7 rebounds and scoring a total of 45 points on 17 of 25 shooting.
The Grizzlies are looking to improve from their previous season, in which they recorded a 25-57 record. They averaged 15.1 turnovers per game and committed 20.5 fouls on average. As a unit, the Grizzlies pulled in an average of 42.1 rebounds per contest and accumulated 2,283 assists throughout the season, ranking 10th in the league for assists. Their three-point shooting was at 35.3% (1,143 of 3,241) and the free-throw success rate was 79.3%. They averaged 114.7 points per game (20th in the NBA) with a field goal percentage of 45.6%.
On defense, the Grizzlies forced an average of 15.5 turnovers per game and committed 19.5 personal fouls. They allowed opponents to shoot 36.4% from three-point range and ranked 26th in points allowed per game (120.7). Memphis permitted a field goal percentage of 48.5% (3,615 of 7,458) while surrendering an average of 46.8 rebounds per matchup. They ranked 26th in the league in assists allowed, giving up a total of 2,314 assists last season.
In their latest game, the Warriors faced a defeat against the Lakers, ending with a score of 127-105. In terms of rebounding, Golden State allowed Los Angeles to collect 43 rebounds (10 offensive). They finished with a three-point shooting percentage of 39.3% (11 of 28) and nailed 24 of 27 free throws for an 88.9% rate. The Lakers shot 56.8% from the field, converting 46 of 81 attempts, while Golden State finished with a shooting percentage of 41.3%, hitting 38 of 92 shots from the floor. From beyond the arc, the Warriors made 8 of 36 attempts (22.2%) and converted 21 free throws for a 77.8% success rate. The Lakers committed 25 personal fouls, leading to 27 free-throw attempts for Golden State, which also recorded 16 turnovers while forcing 15 steals. The Warriors managed to grab 21 defensive rebounds and 15 offensive rebounds, totaling 36 for the game.
Stephen Curry was a key player for the Warriors, contributing 23 points in just 21 minutes of play, along with 1 assist. He efficiently shot 7 of 15 from the field for a shooting percentage of 46.7% and also secured 2 rebounds.
Last year, Golden State finished with a 37-45 record. They averaged 19.6 personal fouls per game and achieved an 80.7% free-throw shooting rate. The team averaged 28.9 assists (ranking 6th in the league) while recording 15.7 turnovers per game. Offensively, Golden State scored a total of 9,398 points, averaging 114.6 per game, and collected an average of 42.3 rebounds.
Defensively, the Warriors allowed opponents to shoot 36.0% from three-point distance (1,060 of 2,942) and permitted 80.2% shooting from the free-throw line. They surrendered an average of 27.1 assists and 44.2 rebounds per game, ranking 17th and 18th respectively in those categories. The Warriors were 14th in the league by allowing 115.2 points per game and forced an average of 15.9 turnovers while letting opponents shoot 48.0% from the field (ranking 23rd in the NBA).
So, what’s the prediction for tonight’s parlay?
Recommendation: Bet on Golden State (-4.0)
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