Key Takeaways

• Cameron Boozer delivered the decisive bucket with 20 seconds remaining, finishing the night with 25 points and 13 rebounds to lift Memphis from a late 12-point hole. The Grizzlies rode a 17-0 run in the final minutes to overcome the deficit and seal the win on the road.
• Golden State built a 90-84 lead entering the fourth quarter, aided by Key plays from rookie Yaxel Lendeborg and timely scoring from Brandin Podziemski, while Stephen Curry contributed 24 points in the loss. Podziemski hit a go-ahead 3 later and added a late layup, but the late surge was not enough after the unit went cold down the stretch.
• A notable on-court moment involved two technical fouls issued to Grizzlies center Isaiah Stewart and Warriors forward Draymond Green late in the first half, followed by Lendeborg picking up a second technical in two career games during the third quarter, highlighting the game's heated atmosphere.
• Lendeborg, making his home debut, contributed 18 points, 13 rebounds and six assists, drawing attention for his performance in his first game back on the court since the season opener, and for a moment of controversy surrounding his comments about Luka Doncic.
• Memphis also leaned on Ty Jerome, who had 28 points after a career-high 45 three days earlier, continuing his early-season strong scoring run, while the Warriors countered with two-way center Graham Ike starting to mitigate Memphis’s size advantage.
• Podziemski, who played through a collision early, finished with 18 points for Golden State and was part of the team’s late-game misfires, including back-to-back missed 3-pointers in the final minute as Memphis closed out the game with the decisive run.
• The win adds to Memphis’s early-season momentum as they travel to Sacramento, while Golden State heads to Phoenix, setting up a test of resilience for both teams as they navigate a competitive start to the season.