Did the Memphis Grizzlies' Late Surge Against Atlanta Hawks Fall Short at FedExForum?
First Quarter
The Memphis Grizzlies faced off against the Atlanta Hawks at FedExForum, with both teams entering the game eager to showcase their pre-season form. The Hawks took an early lead, scoring 34 points in the first quarter compared to the Grizzlies' 26. Despite a strong start from Olivier-Maxence Prosper, who contributed 9 points and 4 rebounds for Memphis, Atlanta's offensive efficiency set the tone.
Second Quarter
In the second quarter, both teams continued to battle fiercely. The Dirty Birds maintained their momentum by adding another 29 points to their tally. Meanwhile, GG Jackson of Memphis tried to keep his team in contention with his defensive efforts and scoring contributions. However, by halftime, Atlanta held a comfortable lead.
Third Quarter
The third quarter saw a dip in scoring for both sides as defenses tightened up. The Grizzlies managed only 21 points while limiting Atlanta to just 26. Santi Aldama was instrumental during this period with his all-around play; he recorded double-digit rebounds and added crucial assists that kept Memphis within striking distance.
Fourth Quarter
In an electrifying fourth quarter, the Grindhouse came alive as they mounted a spirited comeback attempt by outscoring Atlanta with an impressive 41-point effort. Ty Jerome played a pivotal role during this surge with key assists and timely baskets that energized his teammates and fans alike.
Despite these efforts from players like Kentavious Caldwell-Pope who scored efficiently throughout (71 percent field goal percentage), it wasn't enough as time ran out on their rallying charge against an experienced Hawks squad who ultimately secured victory with a final scoreline of 122-116 favoring them over Memphis’ valiant effort.
The post-game report Memphis Grizzlies highlighted some key takeaways: although they fell short on this occasion due largely due turnovers (17 total), there were promising signs especially considering bench contributions which accounted for significant portions of overall production including fast break opportunities where they converted half attempts into valuable transition buckets - something coach will surely look build upon moving forward into regular season action soon approaching next week when travel face Charlotte Hornets October fifteenth scheduled tip-off seven pm eastern standard time First Horizon Coliseum Greensboro North Carolina broadcast live via FDSSE network channels available viewers nationwide!
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