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Memphis Grizzlies at Portland Trail Blazers

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Matchup preview

Last season: too early in this one to read much from it

Matchup odds

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Who wins?

MEM

Season leaders, per game

POR
The teams side by side: Memphis Grizzlies and Portland Trail Blazers compared, with league ranks
MEMStatPOR
25–57Record42–40
Offense
-5.8, 24th in the leagueNet rating19th in the league, -0.3(better)
110.4, 25th in the leagueOffensive rating22nd in the league, 111.8(better)
103.6, 5th in the leaguePace8th in the league, 102.9
53.3, 24th in the leagueeFG%22nd in the league, 53.4(better)
12.7(better), 22nd in the leagueTOV%30th in the league, 14.0
24.7, 19th in the leagueOREB%2nd in the league, 31.3(better)
0.251, 21st in the leagueFT rate9th in the league, 0.280(better)
Defense
116.2, 23rd in the leagueDefensive rating13th in the league, 112.1(better)
56.2, 26th in the leagueOpp. eFG%13th in the league, 54.1(better)
12.8, 8th in the leagueOpp. TOV%7th in the league, 13.0(better)
70.9, 29th in the leagueDREB%25th in the league, 72.7(better)
0.262(better), 15th in the leagueOpp. FT rate19th in the league, 0.272

This season's meetings

They have not met this season.

Injury report

Memphis Grizzlies

  • Zach EdeyQuestionable· back Oct 1
    Report note

    The young center has shown encouraging development during his first two seasons and still projects to receive significant frontcourt minutes. However, Memphis now possesses additional depth in the frontcourt, creating some uncertainty regarding lineup combinations. Injuries have limited Edey to 66 regular-season appearances through two years, so his health is a far bigger concern.

    Cost -2.5 per 100
  • Jaylen WellsQuestionable· back Oct 1
    Report note

    Wells' defensive ability and complementary skill set could help him carve out a role alongside the Grizzlies' established core. However, increased competition for minutes may make consistent opportunities more difficult to secure. In addition to Boozer, the Grizzlies also added forward Karim Lopez in the first round.

    Cost -0.3 per 100
  • Scotty Pippen Jr.Questionable· back Oct 1
    Report note

    Pippen will have to gain clearance ahead of training camp after undergoing a toe procedure in March, but he certainly appears to be a winner of the team's offseason moves. Ty Jerome (ankle) poses a significant risk to Pippen's role, however, and the two guards figure to engage in a battle for the top role at the point this fall. Pippen is looking to bounce back following an injury-ruined 2025-25 campaign, during which he averaged 11.4 points, 4.7 assists, 2.2 rebounds and 1.9 steals in 21.2 minutes per game across 10 regular-season appearances (six starts).

  • Karim LopezQuestionable
    Report note

    Undisclosed

  • Walter Clayton Jr.Questionable· back Oct 1
    Report note

    Clayton is still dealing with a sprained right knee and will end up missing the entirety of Summer League play. The 23-year-old guard will now turn his attention toward thre 2026-27 campaign, and he's expected to provide backcourt depth during his second season in the Association.

Portland Trail Blazers

  • Ja MorantProbable· back Oct 1
    Report note

    Chris Haynes of NBA TV reported when the trade went down that the Trail Blazers had a Morant and Lillard backcourt pairing in mind, so it'll be interesting to see how the ball-handling responsibilities are divvied up in 2026-27 should they stick to that plan. Morant endured yet another injury-plagued campaign in 2025-26 with the Grizzlies, making just 20 appearances while shooting a career-low 41.0 percent from the floor and 23.5 percent from deep, and he's reached the 60-game mark just one time over his past five seasons. With plenty of questions surrounding his fit in his new digs, the dynamic 27-year-old point guard is shaping up as a difficult fantasy player to rank as a high-risk, high-reward gamble in the second half of drafts.

    Cost -1.4 per 100
  • Shaedon SharpeOut· back Mar 1
    Report note

    It's a tough blow to the Trail Blazers' depth on the wing ahead of training camp. Sharpe, who is now likely to be sidelined until after the All-Star break, had been ticketed for a reserve role behind Toumani Camara following an injury-plagued 2025-26 campaign, which saw average a career-high 20.8 points, 1.4 steals and 2.1 three-pointers per game over 50 regular-season appearances. The door is now open for Vit Krejci and Jeremy Sochan to compete for bench minutes during camp.

    Cost -1.1 per 100
Key players · MEM: Memphis Grizzlies key players: season averages and the last 5 games
PlayerMINPTSREBASTLast 5Impact
Jerami Grant29.818.63.52.116.6 / 3.6 / 1.40.3
Jaylen Wells26.412.53.21.69.2 / 2.0 / 0.8-1.6
Cedric Coward25.813.65.92.815.2 / 3.2 / 1.81.7
Cam Spencer23.811.12.55.69.4 / 2.0 / 7.80.8
Kris Murray23.55.83.61.45.0 / 3.0 / 1.6-0.2
Key players · POR: Portland Trail Blazers key players: season averages and the last 5 games
PlayerMINPTSREBASTLast 5Impact
Deni Avdija33.324.26.96.728.2 / 5.6 / 7.01.6
Toumani Camara33.313.45.12.518.2 / 3.6 / 2.40.9
Shaedon Sharpe29.420.84.32.611.6 / 2.0 / 2.4-0.4
Jrue Holiday29.416.34.66.118.2 / 6.2 / 6.62.3
Ja Morant28.419.53.38.124.8 / 2.4 / 9.20.2

Last five games

Memphis Grizzlies: Memphis Grizzlies: last five games
DateOpponentResultSpreadTotal
Apr 12 @ HOULost 101–132––
Apr 10 @ UTALost 101–147––
Apr 8 @ DENLost 119–136––
Apr 6 vs CLELost 126–142––
Apr 5 @ MILLost 115–131––
Portland Trail Blazers: Portland Trail Blazers: last five games
DateOpponentResultSpreadTotal
Apr 28 @ SASLost 95–114––
Apr 26 vs SASLost 93–114––
Apr 24 vs SASLost 108–120––
Apr 21 @ SASWon 106–103––
Apr 19 @ SASLost 98–111––
Western Conference
#TeamWLPCTGBL10
6MIN4933.598155-5
7PHX4537.549195-5
8POR4240.512227-3
9LAC4240.512226-4
10GSW3745.451273-7
11NOP2656.317381-9
12DAL2656.317383-7
13MEM2557.305391-9
14SAC2260.268423-7
15UTA2260.268421-9

Matchups by position

What each defense allows per game to guards, forwards and centers, against the league average. Rank 1 allows the most.

MEM attack against POR defense
PlayerPTSREBAST
Guards49.2 (lg 49.8) , 19th in the league12.8 (lg 13.6) , 26th in the league13.7 (lg 14.2) , 19th in the league
Forwards38.6 (lg 37.4) , 11th in the league15.9 (lg 15.3) , 7th in the league7.2 (lg 7.0) , 12th in the league
Centers13.5 (lg 10.7) , 1st in the league8.0 (lg 7.5) , 8th in the league2.4 (lg 1.9) , 5th in the league
POR attack against MEM defense
PlayerPTSREBAST
Guards50.4 (lg 49.8) , 13th in the league13.7 (lg 13.6) , 13th in the league14.5 (lg 14.2) , 10th in the league
Forwards41.2 (lg 37.4) , 2nd in the league17.1 (lg 15.3) , 2nd in the league7.5 (lg 7.0) , 8th in the league
Centers11.4 (lg 10.7) , 8th in the league8.5 (lg 7.5) , 4th in the league2.3 (lg 1.9) , 6th in the league

The box score appears at tip-off.