Grizzlies Achieve Franchise Record With 27 Three-Pointers In Dominant Win Against Warriors

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The Memphis Grizzlies dominated the Golden State Warriors with a commanding 144-93 victory, marking the largest win margin in an NBA game this season. The Grizzlies set a franchise record by making 27 three-pointers. Santi Aldama led with 21 points and 14 rebounds, while Luke Kennard also contributed five three-pointers. Jake LaRavia added 19 points to the scoreboard.

Victor Wembanyama shone for the San Antonio Spurs, scoring 42 points in their 133-126 overtime win against the Atlanta Hawks. He made seven of his fifteen three-point attempts and added six rebounds, five assists, and four blocks. The Spurs have now won ten out of eleven games when Wembanyama scores at least 25 points.

Karl-Anthony Towns had an impressive return to Minnesota, leading the New York Knicks to a 133-107 victory over the Timberwolves. Towns scored 32 points, grabbed 20 rebounds, and provided six assists. He was perfect from beyond the arc, making all five of his three-point attempts. This was Towns' first game against his former team since being traded to New York.

Mikal Bridges supported Towns' efforts with 29 points, six rebounds, and six assists for the Knicks. New York improved their record to 17-10 after winning twelve of their last sixteen games. Julius Randle led Minnesota with 24 points in this high-scoring affair where they conceded a season-high number of points.

The Grizzlies took control early against the Warriors, establishing a significant lead of 37-15 by the end of the first quarter. They extended their advantage to as much as 57 points during the game. The Warriors struggled offensively; Stephen Curry missed all seven field goal attempts and scored only two free throws.

In San Antonio's triumph over Atlanta, Devin Vassell contributed significantly by scoring 23 points and hitting five out of seven three-point shots. Jeremy Sochan added another solid performance with twenty points and eight rebounds for the Spurs.

Spurs Edge Out Hawks in Overtime

The Hawks were led by De'Andre Hunter's impressive bench performance with twenty-seven points. Trae Young also played well, finishing with twenty-three points and sixteen assists. Despite these efforts, Atlanta faced their second consecutive loss after previously enjoying a strong run of seven wins in eight games.

Dennis Schroder had a tough debut for Golden State, managing only five points on two-of-twelve shooting. The Warriors have now lost nine out of their last eleven games as they continue to struggle without key performances from their star players.