Unfazed by Curry's absence! Eight Warriors score in double digits as the team drains 19 three-pointers to dominate the Grizzlies

On February 26th Beijing time, during the NBA regular season, the Warriors cruised to a 133-112 away win over the Grizzlies. Even without Curry, the Warriors had eight players scoring in double figures, achieving a remarkable triumph and handing the Grizzlies their third consecutive loss.

In the first quarter, the teams were locked in a tie at 9-all. Payton, Pogemski, and Post fired from beyond the arc, Spencer hit a jump shot, and Richard demonstrated strong offensive presence. Small and Hendricks both converted and-ones, Lüpper flew in for a layup, while Spencer and Jackson also scored from outside, helping the Grizzlies respond. The quarter ended with the Warriors holding a slim 34-31 lead.

In the second quarter, despite Curry’s absence, the Warriors played impressively. Moody and Horford hit shots from deep, Richard completed a 2+1, and Post, Lyons, Post again, and Moody rained down threes in succession. The Warriors’ three-point shooting remained potent as they closed the half leading 74-53.

During the third quarter, Prichard and Pogemski continued to showcase their mid-to-long range shooting skills. Moody kept firing from beyond the arc, while Payton and Santos battled for points under the basket. The Warriors maintained firm control, ending the quarter with a commanding 96-76 lead, a 30-point advantage.

In the final quarter, with the score gap too wide, the game turned into garbage time. The Warriors gradually rested their starters. The remainder of the match held no suspense, as the Warriors comfortably preserved their lead and secured the win.

Starting Lineups

Grizzlies: Wells, GG Jackson, Prosper, Jerome, Small

Warriors: Moody, Santos, Horford, Richard, Pogemski