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The eccentric guard is yet to score over 20 points since then. On the other hand, the Warriors’ cornerstone can’t seem to miss. Stephen Curry has been going nuclear, averaging 33.3 points through the first three games of the season. Furthermore, the Bay offense hasn’t had problems putting up points on the board so far. Currently, they are the ones with the edge over Ja Morant and Co. The Warriors claimed three victories against the Grizzlies last season. Albeit their thundering star spent a lot of time on the sidelines. While that isn’t the case anymore, the franchise isn’t completely out of injury problems. The Grizzlies lack depth in front of the Warriors The Memphis Grizzlies seem to always have an injury bug ready to pounce on them. It’s no different this season. They will be without Ty Jerome, who had a breakout campaign with the Cleveland Cavaliers last season. But most importantly, Zach Edey and Brandon Clarke are long-term absences. Coping without them could be tough against the Warriors. It leaves Jaren Jackson Jr. as the only center with size and physicality. Against the Warriors, a team needs multiple personnel to manage fouls. Notably, both Jimmy Butler and Jonathan Kuminga apply heavy pressure on the rim, leaving JJJ as the only barrier. Jock Landale is also capable of blocking shots and defending the paint.
