Golden State Warriors vs Memphis Grizzlies Betting Picks & Predictions

Game outlook

The Golden State Warriors will face off against the Memphis Grizzlies on Friday at FedExForum, with tip-off set for 8:00 p.m. ET. The Warriors recently defeated the Philadelphia 76ers 119-107 and currently hold a record of 20-23 SU, 20-22-2 ATS, and 27-17 O/U. On the road this season, they have a 7-10 SU record and an 11-7 ATS record. In contrast, the Grizzlies suffered a loss to the Sacramento Kings with a score of 103-94 in their latest game. Their overall record stands at 18-29 SU, 22-25 ATS, and 19-28 O/U, with a weak 5-16 SU and 7-14 ATS performance on the road. In their previous matchup on January 15, the Grizzlies triumphed over the Warriors with a score of 116-107, despite being outshot by Golden State. Although the Warriors outscored them in the paint, committed more turnovers, and lacked strong defensive play, the Grizzlies managed to secure the win. Currently, the Golden State Warriors are considered the betting favorites with an opening line of -6.5, which has not changed.

Betting Odds

Moneyline: Warriors -251 | Grizzlies +210

Spread: Warriors -6.5 (-110) | Grizzlies +6.5 (-110)

Total: Over/Under 223 (-110)

Based on the moneyline, the implied probability that Golden State will win straight-up is 72%.

Golden State Warriors

The Golden State Warriors have been performing well offensively this season, scoring an average of 118.6 points per game, ranking them 7th in the league. They have been relatively efficient with their shooting, making 47.1% of their field goals (18th) and 37.6% of their three-pointers (10th). They have also been successful at the free-throw line, converting 79.0% of their attempts (10th). In terms of rebounding and passing, the Warriors have excelled, averaging 45.8 rebounds per game (4th) and 28.4 assists per game (6th). However, they struggle with turnovers, averaging 14.6 per game (23rd). Defensively, the Warriors have been less impressive, allowing an average of 118.8 points per game (22nd). Their opponents have shot 47.5% from the field (17th) and 36.2% from beyond the arc (14th). The team has struggled with blocking shots, averaging only 3.8 blocks per game (29th), but has managed to steal the ball 6.6 times per game (25th). Overall, the Warriors have a balanced offensive and defensive rating, ranking 10th in offensive rating and 22nd in defensive rating. They also maintain a moderate pace of play, ranking 12th in pace according to Dunks and Threes. With a power ranking of 14 and a record of 20-24 (22-22 ATS), the Warriors' offense is considered strong. They have been efficient in shooting, making 47.10% of their field goals (ranked 18th) and 79.04% of their free throws (ranked 11th). Their three-point shooting has been particularly impressive, making 37.69% of their attempts (ranked 8th in the NBA). On the defensive end, the Warriors have allowed their opponents to make 47.55% of their field goals (ranked 17th) and 79.87% of their free throws (ranked 25th). They have been slightly better at defending three-point shots, allowing opponents to make 36.19% of their attempts (ranked 14th). Rebounding has been a strong point for the Warriors on both ends of the floor, averaging 45.84 rebounds per game (ranked Dubs got the dub on #WarriorsGround @moetchandon || Warriors Victories pic.twitter.com/IYHqns0yFu