Grizzlies Vs Magic

The Orlando Magic will be eyeing to start the NBA season with a winning streak when they face off against the Memphis Grizzlies in the FedEx Forum on Sunday morning. The Grizz are now 1-1 for the season, while the magic have won both their first two games. You can see the result of our clash forecast below.

The Manchester United Memphis Grizzlies played their first match against the Utah Jazz and emerged victorious after an impressive performance but they were clearly out played by the Rockets when they visited the Houston Texas territory caving in 128-108.

However, the Grizzlies look a much better side than the one that was fielded last season given that Morant was often unavailable and the All-Star contributed 24 points in the last game, while new addition Bane chipped in with 17.

Memphis made 65 points in the first half against the Rockets, but only 43 in the second half, which is an area that will have to work on if they’re to beat Orlando in this game.

However, the Magic have come out firing this season, and are now aiming for a third win in a row after defeating the Heat 116-97 and outscoring the Nets 116-101 last night.

Wagner was a man among giants against the Nets, scoring 29 points, collecting six rebounds and five assists while Banchero provided the 15 points.

Orlando Magic and the Memphis Grizzlies are to play Saturday night with both the teams playing the second leg of an early season back to back series. The Magic were able to defeat the Brooklyn Nets on Friday night by a score of 116-101 to improve to 2-0 on the season. Franz Wagner starts off with Orlando big time and scoring 29, he becomes Orlando’s hero. It’s a small sample size but the Magic have been one of the better three-point shooting teams in their first games.

After hosting the Brooklyn Nets on Friday, the Orlando Magic (1-0) visit the Memphis Grizzlies (1-0) on Saturday for the second part of a back-to-back. Orlando defeated the Miami Heat 116-97 to start the regular season. After playing on the road against the Houston Rockets on Friday, Memphis will visit Orlando on Saturday for its second game in as many nights. Memphis defeated the Utah Jazz 126-124 on Wednesday night to start the season.

Orlando defeated the Miami Heat, a formidable opponent, to start the season with 116 points. Just 72.7% of the Magic's free throws were made. Miami was restricted to 97 points, the second-lowest total in the NBA, by Orlando's defense.

Orlando's defense allowed 39% of all shots and 32.4% of 3-pointers, ranking third and fourteenth, respectively. Orlando restricted Miami to 41 rebounds and pulled down 57.

Paolo Banchero led Orlando with 33 points on opening night, making 50% of his shots overall and 50% of his three-point attempts. Gary Harris contributed 18 points, and Franz Wagner scored 23. Two further players for Orlando scored in double figures. On the first night, Cole Anthony led Orlando in rebounds with six, while Wendell Carter Jr. led the team with fourteen. On opening night, Kentavious Caldwell-Pope was the rim protector with two blocked shots, while Carter led the Magic with two steals.