Grizzlies aim to end home skid against Nets

The Memphis Grizzlies will try to stop a four-game run of home losses when they face the Brooklyn Nets in Memphis on November 14. The Grizzlies enter at 8-4, sixth in the Western Conference; Brooklyn is 3-8 and 13th in the East. Memphis is favored by 5.5 points, with the total set at 225.5.

Last season, Memphis finished 25-57, including a 14-27 home record, and averaged 114.7 points per game. That scoring included 18 points per game from free throws and 41.7 from three-point range. Brooklyn ended 20-62 and went 8-33 on the road. The Nets averaged 25 assists per game, with 37.5 made field goals per game.

Several players are listed as day to day. Memphis has Quinten Post in concussion protocol, Scotty Pippen Jr. with a back issue, Zach Edey with an ankle problem and Richie Saunders with a knee issue. Brooklyn lists Mikel Brown Jr. with an illness and Nolan Traore with a calf issue. The game is scheduled for 8 p.m. EST.