Memphis Grizzlies vs Golden State Warriors Endstand 106-85 — Jul 14, 2026 | Ergebnis, Box Score & Statistiken

Golden State enters as heavy favorites with a perfect 2-0 Summer League record, led by Stephen Curry's outstanding 26 PPG on efficient shooting. The Warriors' offensive spacing, ball movement, and three-point volume have overwhelmed competition, including a dominant 104-79 win over OKC. Memphis arrives 1-0 with a narrow one-point victory over Chicago, showing defensive resilience but limited offensive ceiling at 97 PPG. The Grizzlies' strength lies in balanced contributions—Boozer leading at 18.7 PPG with solid interior defense—and their ability to execute in close games. However, Golden State's head-to-head advantage is substantial: 3-0 in their last three regular-season matchups, including a 19-point home win last February and tight one-point victory in February 2026. The pace matchup strongly favors Golden State; Curry thrives in transition and off-ball movement, while Memphis prefers a grind-it-out defensive approach. Podziemski's 20 PPG and three-level scoring add complementary firepower. The Warriors also benefit from home-court advantage at Cox Pavilion. While Memphis has shown grit and recent defensive improvements, their current roster lacks the elite perimeter scoring or playmaking to consistently punish Golden State's spacing. Expect the Warriors to control the tempo early, build a lead through superior shot quality, and hold on despite Memphis's second-half defensive tightening. The 12-point margin reflects high confidence in Golden State's talent edge without dismissing Summer League volatility.