The Memphis Grizzlies were supposed to play a game yesterday against the Denver Nuggets. However, due to bad weather that is sweeping across the United States, the game was postponed. Now, the Grizzlies will travel to Houston and be relatively rested if a bit disheveled.<\/p>\n
The Rockets and Grizzlies are both around tenth in adjusted defensive efficiency, which means both give up about 114 points per 100 possessions. The difference between the teams is on offense, where Houston is fifth and Memphis is twenty-fifth.<\/p>\n
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Memphis\u2019s best player, by efficiency, is Cam Spencer. I doubt anyone had that on their Bingo cards, but here we are. He\u2019s got a true shooting percentage of 66.9% and assists on 33% of Memphis\u2019s made shots while he\u2019s on the floor. Jock Landale, freed from Houston\u2019s \u201cGo grab rebounds\u201d play style, has flourished as well. Jaren Jackson Jr., Jaylen Wells, rookie Cedric Coward, and Kentavious Caldwell-Pope will get the majority of the rest of the minutes.<\/p>\n
Memphis is dealing with plenty of injuries (see below) and seem headed for a future as sellers at the trade deadline.<\/p>\n
Tip-off<\/p>\n
7pm CT on January 26, 2026<\/p>\n
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Steven Adams: OUT<\/p>\n
Grizzlies<\/p>\n
Ja Morant: OUT<\/p>\n
Ty Jerome: OUT<\/p>\n
Santi Aldama: OUT<\/p>\n
Scotty Pippin Jr.: OUT<\/p>\n
Zach Edey: OUT<\/p>\n
The Line (as of this post)<\/p>\n
HOU -10.5<\/p>\n