Warriors vs Memphis Prediction 14 July 2026
🏀 In NBA Summer League action at the Las Vegas arena, the Golden State Warriors take on the Memphis Grizzlies. The Californians are in the hunt for a playoff spot, currently sitting second in the overall standings, while the team from Tennessee find themselves near the bottom of the table. The Grizzlies, coming off a loss to Dallas, now face the added challenge of fatigue as they hit the court for the second day in a row.
Head-to-Head
📊 It doesn't make much sense to focus on recent head-to-head clashes between the first teams. After all, these preseason rosters have little in common with the main squads.
Head-to-head statistics Warriors - Memphis

Golden State Warriors Team Overview
Since the Summer League shifted to Las Vegas, Golden State have secured back-to-back wins over Dallas and Oklahoma City. Their victory against the Thunder was particularly emphatic, cruising to a 104-79 blowout. The Californians showcased impressive offensive chemistry, moving the ball fluidly and executing high-tempo plays with precision. The Warriors racked up 23 assists - a strong number even by regular NBA season standards. Every member of the starting five finished in double figures, with Boyd and Lendeborg leading the way at 14 points apiece. Perhaps the team’s cohesion has benefited from the earlier stage of the tournament, when the franchise fielded two different squads (the Gold and Blue Warriors) during the California leg.
Match Results: Golden State Warriors

Memphis Grizzlies Team Overview
Memphis return to the court following a surprising loss to Dallas, a team widely seen as underdogs, falling 88-96. Third overall pick Boozer once again posted solid numbers (21 points and 8 rebounds), but aside from Prosper and Coward (both of whom spent last season in the main squad's rotation), the rest of the team failed to rally behind their new star. On paper, the Grizzlies' roster stands out as one of the deepest and most skilled in the entire tournament. Both fans and the coaching staff are hopeful that this squad depth will help them avoid any fatigue after their battle with the Mavericks. We’ll soon see if that proves true.
Match Results: Memphis Grizzlies
Prediction for the 1st quarter
Head-to-Head Matches:
- Total encounters - 67;
- First quarter wins at home for the hosts - 20; for the visitors on the road - 14;
- Average total points in the first quarter: 55.6;
- Today's home team averages 27.96, while the visitors average 27.64.
First Quarter Stats: Golden State Warriors (home) vs Memphis Grizzlies (away)
- Tournament matches played: 1 vs 2;
- Number of wins: 1 (100%) vs 1 (50%);
- Number of losses: 0 (0%) vs 1 (50%);
- Number of draws: 0 (0%) vs 0 (0%).
- Average points scored: 27 vs 28;
- Average points conceded: 16 vs 23.
Last 10 Matches (Overall):
- Number of wins: 4 vs 3;
- Number of losses: 6 vs 7;
- Number of draws: 0 vs 0;
- Average first quarter total: 51.3 (scored - 24.6, conceded - 26.7) vs 54.2 (scored - 26.5, conceded - 27.7).
- Golden State Warriors scored under 23.5 points in the 1st quarter in 7 of last 8 home games (NBA Summer League).
Prediction on the outcome
H2H:
- Number of encounters - 67;
- Home team wins - 39, away team wins - 28.
Prediction on the over/under
H2H:
- average total points per match for the home team - 108.49, for the away team - 105.96;
- average total points in H2H matches - 214.45.
Statistics: Golden State Warriors vs Memphis Grizzlies
- average total in the tournament: 187 vs 191.25;
- average total points scored: 102.5 vs 97.5;
- average total points conceded: 84.5 vs 93.75;
- average total points scored in the 1st half: 56 vs 51.25;
- average total points scored in the 2nd half: 46.5 vs 46.25;
- Golden State Warriors: average total points scored at home in the tournament - 104;
- Memphis Grizzlies: average total points scored away in the tournament - 105.5;
- last 10 matches (average total points scored): 109.5 (home - 108.8) vs 104.8 (away - 107.83).
⭐ Editor’s Prediction
Both teams have stuck to their trademark style throughout the tournament, playing at a high tempo and firing off shots from all over the court. Their solid chemistry allows them to finish possessions efficiently, resulting in far less chaos compared to most other sides in the competition. It’s no surprise that the Warriors have topped the 100-point mark in both of their games in Las Vegas, while Memphis have come very close on each occasion. With that in mind, backing the over 183.5 total points looks like a smart play here.