November 10, 2026 at 5:05 AM UTC

Postgame Report

Short-handed Grizzlies pour in 34 in the second quarter, end three-game skid with 118-102 win in Toronto

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Without Scotty Pippen Jr. and Isaiah Stewart, Memphis turned a one-point deficit into a six-point halftime lead and pulled away from the Raptors, led by Ty Jerome's 27.

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Memphis opened the season 6-0, then lost three in a row, and it came to Toronto without Scotty Pippen Jr. and Isaiah Stewart. It left with a 118-102 win, built on a 34-point second quarter that turned a one-point deficit into a lead the Raptors never got back. Ty Jerome led the way with 27.

Toronto held a 26-25 edge after one quarter, and that was the last time it led. Memphis outscored the Raptors 34-27 in the second and went to the break up 59-53. The Grizzlies stretched it to 89-81 through three, then won the fourth 29-21. The Raptors scored 21 in that quarter, their lowest of the night.

Jerome made 9 of 19 shots, including 5 of 11 from three, and added six rebounds. Cameron Boozer had 22 points on 9-of-16 shooting, with seven rebounds and eight assists. Jerami Grant scored 17 in 22 minutes and missed only three of his nine shots. Jaylen Wells hit 4 of 5 threes for 14. Zach Edey took nine rebounds to go with eight points.

Jamal Shead led Toronto with 20 points and 11 assists, a double-double, though he shot 6 of 17. RJ Barrett scored 19 on 7-of-21 shooting. Jakob Poeltl made 9 of 12 for 18, and Jamison Battle matched that total with five threes. Scottie Barnes, listed as questionable with an adductor issue, did not play, and neither did Immanuel Quickley.

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