Memphis Grizzlies - Oklahoma Thunder: NBA match betting tip and bets

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On November 8, Memphis played the very match that can restore confidence even after a difficult series. The 118-110 victory over the Dallas Mavericks was not just convincing — in some places it looked almost like a demonstration performance.

The team seized control immediately: 74:51 by the big break, an overwhelming advantage during the third quarter and the moment when the difference reached 35 points. This scale speaks volumes. First, about the mood. Secondly, about the concentration that the Grizzlies had been looking for so long at the beginning of the season.

Jah Morant looked like the conductor of a confident, well-coordinated symphony. His 21 points and 13 assists were the foundation of the victory. Rookie Cedric Coward, who seemed to have settled into the NBA for a long time, added his 21 points, showing that the younger generation of Memphis is ready to take responsibility.

And there will always be those who will back you up. Jaren Jackson with 17 points and Santi Aldama with 16 did their best to keep up the pace of the team. This victory was a breath of fresh air after four defeats in a row. She showed not only character, but also potential, which has always been in abundance in this team. Memphis ranks third in the Southwest Division with a 4-6 record.

Interesting facts for betting

Memphis is averaging 115.2 points per game.

Current form

On November 8, the Oklahoma City Thunder played in such a way that the Sacramento fans had few questions about the results of the evening. The score of 132:101 is a reflection of the complete dominance that the Thunder have established since the second quarter. 40:24 in this segment was the key to the whole game. It was then that Oklahoma set the pace, smothered the opponent with speed and aggression, and then just added more.

The main character of the evening was Isaac Hartenstein, who played perhaps one of the best matches of his career. 33 points, 19 rebounds, 14 of 17 shots — these figures make you look more closely. He was powerful, confident, and incredibly effective. Shy Gilges-Alexander was also in his style — 30 points, a stable threat from the perimeter and the ability to control the rhythm. Thanks to such a game, the Thunder (9-1) continue to hold their own among the leaders of the Western Conference. 

Interesting facts for betting

Oklahoma is averaging 123.3 points per game.