Memphis Grizzlies' Roaring Start Fizzles as Thunder Strikes Late at FedExForum

The Memphis Grizzlies, with a record of 16-22, faced off against the Oklahoma City Thunder, who boast an impressive 32-7 record. The game concluded with the Thunder narrowly edging out the Grizzlies 117-116 in a tightly contested battle at FedExForum.

First Quarter

The Grizzlies came out strong in the first quarter, establishing an early lead by scoring 35 points compared to the Thunder's 25. Jaren Jackson Jr. was instrumental during this period, showcasing his offensive prowess and contributing significantly to Memphis's early advantage.

Second Quarter

In the second quarter, Memphis continued their momentum by adding another 30 points to their tally. Santi Aldama played a crucial role with his versatile play on both ends of the court. Meanwhile, OKC struggled to find their rhythm but managed to score 21 points before halftime.

Third Quarter

The third quarter saw a shift in dynamics as Oklahoma City began mounting their comeback. The Thunder scored an impressive 35 points while limiting Memphis to just under that mark at 29 points. Despite this surge from OKC, Vince Williams Jr.'s consistent performance kept Grindhouse competitive heading into the final stretch.

Fourth Quarter

As tensions rose in the fourth quarter, it was clear that both teams were vying for control of this closely fought contest. The Thundercats unleashed a stormy offense with Shai Gilgeous-Alexander leading them through pivotal plays and clutch shots that ultimately sealed their victory over Grit and Grind by one point margin - finishing off what had been an electrifying encounter between these two teams.

For fans seeking more details about how each player performed throughout this thrilling showdown can refer back here later when we provide our comprehensive "Memphis Grizzlies vs Oklahoma City Thunder full match report." Additionally stay tuned for updates regarding upcoming games such as when they face Brooklyn Nets next week!

Looking ahead: On January 11th at FedExForum located right here within city limits (191 Beale Street), catch all action live starting promptly around mid-afternoon time slot scheduled approximately around half past three Eastern Daylight Time either via YES Network or FDSSE broadcast channels available locally nationwide across various platforms including cable satellite streaming services alike ensuring no fan misses any momentous occasion unfolding before eyes firsthand experience firsthand excitement exhilaration only possible through witnessing events unfold real-time fashion truly unforgettable memories made shared amongst fellow enthusiasts passionate supporters alike!